It's time to retire the terms artificial tears and rewetting drops: A call for accurate terminology and updated clinical usage in eye care
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It's time to retire the terms artificial tears and rewetting drops: A call for accurate terminology and updated clinical usage in eye care

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It's time to retire the terms artificial tears and rewetting drops: A call for accurate terminology and updated clinical usage in eye care

Content provided by Bausch + Lomb Medical Affairs.

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[Editorial — no published abstract available.]

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