TempSure Envi for Dry Eye in Oviedo, FL

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TempSure Envi for Dry Eye

Relieve symptoms associated with dry eye. TempSure Envi:

  • Delivers therapeutic heat energy to liquefy the oil (Meibomian) glands within your eyelids
  • Safely and gently massages inflamed and blocked oil (Meibomian) glands, releasing these oils into your tear film

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We’re conveniently located in the Strand offices between VAMPD and Pure Barre.

Our Address

935 Oviedo Blvd #1007
Oviedo, FL 32765

Contact Information

Phone: (407) 720-9968
Fax: (407) 845-9368
[email protected]

Hours

Monday
10 AM6 PM
Tuesday
10 AM6 PM
Wednesday
10 AM6 PM
Thursday
10 AM4 PM
Friday
10 AM6 PM
Weekends
Closed

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