Visit VisuScience at ESCRS 2026: Explore Practical Dry-Eye Solutions at Booth C.144
Will you be in London for the 44th Congress of ESCRS? From 11–15 September 2026, VisuScience will be at Booth C.144 presenting three workflow solutions.
Start with the workflow question: where would a clearer visual reference, a more structured expression sequence, or digital slit-lamp capture be most useful in your setting?
1. Dry Eye Screening Pack: Capture, Document, Discuss
The Dry Eye Screening Pack brings together AnterVue anterior-segment imaging, MeiboVue portable meibography, a pre-configured smartphone, and VisuDoc. It is designed to help teams bring ocular-surface and meibomian-gland images into a practical screening and discussion workflow.
✓Two complementary views:
AnterVue supports ocular-surface image capture, while MeiboVue supports meibomian-gland imaging during dry-eye and MGD discussions.
✓Organized documentation:
VisuDoc helps organize patient information alongside captured images for clinic documentation and record workflows.
✓A visual reference for discussion:
Visible images can give clinicians a clearer reference when explaining findings and planning follow-up conversations.
At Booth C.144, see how the components work together and discuss where this workflow may fit in your clinic or customer accounts.
2. Expression Elite Set: A Better Gland-Expression Workflow
For clinicians who include gland expression in a clinician-directed MGD workflow, the Expression Elite Set brings three practical steps together: heat before expression, magnified visualization, and controlled expression.
✓Heat before expression:
The iFlo Eye Mask delivers adjustable heat before expression to soften the meibum.
✓Magnified visualization:
The loupe supports a closer, illuminated view of the eyelid margin and gland openings during the procedure.
✓Controlled expression:
iExpressor Forceps are designed to support controlled meibomian-gland expression.
See the set in person at ESCRS and talk with the VisuScience team about how these tools can fit the preparation, visualization, and expression steps in an existing workflow.
3. EyeStream: Digital Capture at the Slit Lamp
For clinics that rely on a slit lamp every day, EyeStream offers a practical discussion about adding digital image and video capture to compatible traditional slit lamps. It can support a more visual documentation and follow-up conversation without replacing the complete instrument.
✓Digital image and video capture:
EyeStream adds digital image and video capture to compatible slit lamps for anterior-segment and ocular-surface documentation.
✓Workflow-specific views:
Diffuse, slit, and meibography capture modes support routine documentation discussions at the slit lamp.
✓Follow-up reference:
Captured files can be stored in VisuDoc to support case records, longitudinal discussion, and clinician-led patient communication.
Visit Booth C.144 to see EyeStream in action and discuss compatibility, daily capture needs, and the role of digital documentation in your current workflow.
Plan Your Visit to Booth C.144
The three posters represent different starting points, but they share one goal: making dry-eye workflow conversations clearer and more practical. Whether you are building a screening pathway, reviewing gland-expression tools, or considering a digital slit-lamp upgrade, the VisuScience team will be available to walk through the relevant solution in person.
Join us at ESCRS 2026 in London, 11–15 September, and visit VisuScience at Booth C.144. We look forward to meeting you and discussing the workflow questions that matter to your clinic, customers, or territory.
Learn more at www.visuscience.com
Will you be in London for the 44th Congress of ESCRS? From 11–15 September 2026, VisuScience will be at Booth C.144 presenting three workflow solutions.
Start with the workflow question: where would a clearer visual reference, a more structured expression sequence, or digital slit-lamp capture be most useful in your setting?
1. Dry Eye Screening Pack: Capture, Document, Discuss
The Dry Eye Screening Pack brings together AnterVue anterior-segment imaging, MeiboVue portable meibography, a pre-configured smartphone, and VisuDoc. It is designed to help teams bring ocular-surface and meibomian-gland images into a practical screening and discussion workflow.
✓Two complementary views:
AnterVue supports ocular-surface image capture, while MeiboVue supports meibomian-gland imaging during dry-eye and MGD discussions.
✓Organized documentation:
VisuDoc helps organize patient information alongside captured images for clinic documentation and record workflows.
✓A visual reference for discussion:
Visible images can give clinicians a clearer reference when explaining findings and planning follow-up conversations.
At Booth C.144, see how the components work together and discuss where this workflow may fit in your clinic or customer accounts.
2. Expression Elite Set: A Better Gland-Expression Workflow
For clinicians who include gland expression in a clinician-directed MGD workflow, the Expression Elite Set brings three practical steps together: heat before expression, magnified visualization, and controlled expression.
✓Heat before expression:
The iFlo Eye Mask delivers adjustable heat before expression to soften the meibum.
✓Magnified visualization:
The loupe supports a closer, illuminated view of the eyelid margin and gland openings during the procedure.
✓Controlled expression:
iExpressor Forceps are designed to support controlled meibomian-gland expression.
See the set in person at ESCRS and talk with the VisuScience team about how these tools can fit the preparation, visualization, and expression steps in an existing workflow.
3. EyeStream: Digital Capture at the Slit Lamp
For clinics that rely on a slit lamp every day, EyeStream offers a practical discussion about adding digital image and video capture to compatible traditional slit lamps. It can support a more visual documentation and follow-up conversation without replacing the complete instrument.
✓Digital image and video capture:
EyeStream adds digital image and video capture to compatible slit lamps for anterior-segment and ocular-surface documentation.
✓Workflow-specific views:
Diffuse, slit, and meibography capture modes support routine documentation discussions at the slit lamp.
✓Follow-up reference:
Captured files can be stored in VisuDoc to support case records, longitudinal discussion, and clinician-led patient communication.
Visit Booth C.144 to see EyeStream in action and discuss compatibility, daily capture needs, and the role of digital documentation in your current workflow.
Plan Your Visit to Booth C.144
The three posters represent different starting points, but they share one goal: making dry-eye workflow conversations clearer and more practical. Whether you are building a screening pathway, reviewing gland-expression tools, or considering a digital slit-lamp upgrade, the VisuScience team will be available to walk through the relevant solution in person.
Join us at ESCRS 2026 in London, 11–15 September, and visit VisuScience at Booth C.144. We look forward to meeting you and discussing the workflow questions that matter to your clinic, customers, or territory.
Learn more at www.visuscience.com
