What an eye saver!!! These eye drops are great to have around if your eyes get scratchy or dry. They are refreshing and helps a ton. I just recently got LASIK eye surgery and was perfect for my recovery and after care. The eye drop tubes are small enough to carry around in my pocket and one tube has a good amount of uses. I recommend putting a few of them in the fridge and when refrigerated feels great to the eye.
My husband has dry eye and when he had some emergency surgery done on his eyes, his surgeon recommended this item for him. He has tried other brands but keeps coming back to this one. He describes it as his eyeball just "sucks" up all the liquid and lubricates his eyeball. It is unbelievable how great this product works for him. He is trying this same brand that comes in a bottle right now. I don't know what the verdict will be on that, but I can tell you he will not try any other brands anymore. They may be expensive, but well worth it when you are talking about your eyes and what works. The tubes are convenient and he uses all of one for both eyes.
I bought these on Amazon after seeing them for $30 at numerous other stores. I went through so many of these after my Lasik. I had to use them every hour for the first 2 weeks after the procedure. I did feel like I was wasting quite a bit because they are single use. There's about 6-8 drops in each vial and I only needed one per eye every hour. I'm good at eye drops so I rarely miss my eyes. I ended up basically using the 2 drops out of each vial and throwing them away because I didn't want to take any chances saving it and reusing them.
It has been a little over one month since lasik and they said I could use bottled eye drops instead of these single use vials. The bottled eye drops have preservatives in them and I honestly like the little vials better.
These are so soothing and feel so good in my dry eyes.
Although Amazon said they delivered them to a resident and I never actually found the product I did go out and buy them at a store. Mu girlfriend just got Lasik done and she said they were a life saver. She tried a different brand first but she was putting them in constantly with these she said her eyes didn't dry out as fast as with the first brand.
Optician noticed my red eyes and when I told her of itching, she recommended this. I use it once a day at bedtime, and now have no more dry-eye problem. It's a very sterile way to lubricate your eyes since each day's dose is in a little plastic single-use container. Use it and throw it away - no chance for cross-contamination. All I can say is it works for me!
Feature Product
- Long-lasting hydration for dry, burning, irritated eyes
- Lubricates and protects the eye's surface that can become damaged due to dryness
- Recommended for LASIK dryness
- Value size, 60 single-use vials
- Preservative-free for sensitive eyes
- Safe to use as often as needed
- #1 doctor recommended artificial tear brand*
- *inVentiv Health Research & Insights TreatmentAnswers, MAT ending October 2016
- If used for post-operative (e.g., LASIK) dryness, follow your eye doctor's instructions
Description
Lubricates and protects the eye's surface that can become damaged due to dryness
Pros:
Instant relief
Long-lasting relief if you use them regularly
Glycerin coats your eyes
Sanitary single vials
Cons:
Price fluctuates way too much, and even at their low, they still feel overpriced
I had Lasik Eye Surgery in January of 2012. Combine that with being an avid Video Gamer, TV Watcher, and the fact that I am an Information Sciences major and my eyes are being strained quite a bit. As you can imagine, this leads to having extremely dry eyes, particularly in dry winters and changing seasons. These eye drops were recommended to me immediately following my procedure, and I remember buying the 20 packs from local department stores and they were charging $12 a piece. I would use a pack a day (I had some major complications and I had to take a variety of different drops every 30 minutes). These costs added up quick.
Luckily, Amazon now offers the 60 pack, currently for a decent price. Although I still feel like these companies are making a killing off of eye drops, I won't argue with how satisfying it feels once these drops touch my eyes after a long straining day.
I use these eye drops occasionally when my eyes feel dry. I use these particular drops because I have had lasic eye surgery and these are recommended for people who have had lasic eye surgery. In all fairness I have not used any other eye drops but these do not burn my eyes, they come in individual tubes which provides me a convenience that I like and they do their job of lubricating my eyes. Not only would I buy these again, I have already bought them numerous times.
Used these years ago when I first started using contacts and had reactions to other products. My Eye doctor recommended these after my Epi-Lasek surgery to aid in the healing process and eliminate dry eye. They continue to be a great product.
With my RGP Contact lenses, and dry eyes due to allergies and Keratoconus, this provides good moisture before I strap on that CPAP at night. Unfortunately, I cannot use it during the day, as a film forms on the RGPs, and impairs my vision.
There are many lubricants for dry eyes on the market these days, and the many choices are confusing sometimes. My ophthalmologist recommended Refresh Optive, and so far I'm quite pleased with it.
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