SOS supports clinicians in dry eye, ocular surface and acute eye care with clinically proven instruments, practical procedures and education grounded in real clinical practice.
Today’s practitioners need more than products alone. They need reliable procedures, trusted equipment and practical guidance that fits into busy clinical practice.
SOS supports clinicians by combining:
Whether you are building a dedicated dry eye clinic, supporting acute eye care schemes or refining existing treatment pathways, SOS is designed to support both clinical confidence and patient outcomes.
Supporting clinicians with diagnostics, treatment pathways, meibomian gland expression, IPL and home management approaches for long-term dry eye care.
Learn morePractical instruments and procedure kits for foreign body removal, red eye assessment and community acute eye care delivery.
Clinical tools and treatment approaches focused on gland assessment, expression and long-term ocular surface stability.
Insights, articles and practical guidance drawn from real-world clinical experience, education and practitioner training.
Every recommendation on SOS is grounded in real clinical use.
Sarah Farrant and the Earlam & Christopher dry eye team work daily with patients experiencing dry eye disease, meibomian gland dysfunction and complex ocular surface challenges. That direct clinical experience shapes the products, procedures and treatment approaches shared throughout SOS. Charles Greenwood, Director of JCL Consulting Ltd, provides consultancy, advice and admin support for Local Optical Committees and Primary Eyecare Companies throughout the country. Together they founded SOS Opthalmic to provide acute and dry eye equipment and packs to the UK optical profession.
Rather than overwhelming practitioners with endless product choice, SOS focuses on the equipment and approaches that genuinely support diagnosis, treatment efficiency and patient compliance in practice.
Modern eye care is evolving rapidly. Practitioners are balancing increasing patient demand, growing awareness of dry eye disease and expanding community eye care responsibilities.
SOS aims to support clinicians not just with equipment, but with practical, evidence-informed guidance including:
Practical tools to support dry eye assessment and treatment Meibomian gland dysfunction, often shortened to MGD, is one of the most common contributors to evaporative
Read articleReal-world dry eye management from Sarah Farrant In clinical practice, the words cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation are often used as if they mean the same
Read articleClinical tools designed for repeated use, practical handling and reliable performance in modern optometric practice. At SOS, we supply reusable ophthalmic instruments that support the
Read articleWhether you are establishing a dry eye clinic, refining acute eye care procedures or expanding your treatment offering, SOS provides clinically focused equipment and guidance designed for modern practice.
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