Refresh Multi-Pack 65 ml Refresh Tears, 2.17 FlOZ

Recommended by my optometrist, this product is great and a drop provides instant relief for burning eyes. I love the multi-pack which also saves money - four 0.5 oz bottles for your bathroom, your bedside, your desk, etc., and one .17 oz convenient for a purse or pocket. At a drop in each eye twice a day the 0.5 oz bottles last a long time.

I have always used Tears Naturale but decided to try these. I mainly use them during the night when I wake up and cannot get my eyes open and have to put a small drop in each eye. These seem to work better than the Tears Naturale I had before and seem to go further. One thing I did learn that cost me some pain is never, ever leave a another type product on the night stand near these since I reach and use them in the dark. I had foolishly left a bottle of a toe nail solution used for getting rid of yellow toenails near the eye drop bottle. While they are not that similar in shape it was dark and I was somewhat sleepy and so I poured some of the toe nail stuff into my left eye. That really woke me up and I headed for the bathroom sink and cold water. I got it rinsed out but have since worried if it might have damaged something in the eye (the eye doc did not think so). So, take warning and if you have eye drops on your night stand be sure nothing else is near that bottle. (By the way- my toe nail yellowing was corrected.)

These eyedrops are, simply, incredible. They are the "lubricant" type, which means that they are close to the consistency of tears and are meant to treat people who have dry eyes or who have any type of buildup in their eyes. Dry eyes is thought to be a symptom of looking at a screen often, and since you're on Amazon right now, I can only assume you may have this problem as well- LOL. They are also sometimes a good quick cure for an allergic reaction. And, I have something embarrassing to admit... I'm not sure if it's because of my dry eyes, or because of the contacts that I used to wear, but I have a disorder called "mucous eye fishing"-- it's what happens when you have a mucus buildup in your eyes and you have to wipe them in order to get it out, hence the "fishing" part.These eyedrops, in conjunction with two other products I use daily, have almost entirely cured my mucous fishing problem. In fact, I would say that pretty soon it may actually be cured. I couldn't be happier with this product and if you have dry eyes then you definitely need to buy these.In case you wanted to know, here are the other two products that have been VERY helpful in my treatment: BOIRON Optique 1 Eye Drops 20 DOSE and Ocusoft Eyelid Scrub Foaming Eyelid Cleanser - 50 Ml.

I had lasik surgery years ago which worked great but now have dry eyes and an eye condition called blepharitis. These are the only drops my eye doctor recommended and also the only ones I found truly work with my own trial and error with different drops. These drops are very comfortable and soothing on the eye when used and the lubricating effect is pretty instantaneous. I use them daily in the morning and evening. By doing this my eyes never get the grit feeling or slightly blurred vision associated with dry eye. Other drops I tried either burned the eyes a little or just didn't continue to work over time and I needed to use them more frequently. My local drugstore has their version of this eye drop but with certain products you need to stay with the name brand. I stand true by the Refresh tears and highly recommend them to anyone with continuous dry eye. And the true testament is my eye doctor always telling me he can tell I am using the drops by the moisture of my eyes. If you've struggled trying out other brands of eye drops Refresh just may be your answer. They are the only ones for me.

Keeps my eyes lubricated in this super dry AZ heat. Value is better than the other discount stores. I carry a bottle with me everyday.

I have liked this product. I use more than I had hoped. It is good at relief of dry eyes during the day. This combo comes with a small bottle to put in your pocket. Very handy. It all depends on how bad your dry eyes are I suppose. I had Lazik 2 years ago and had dry eyes before I had Lazik. I'd say it's overpriced for a simple solution but that's how it is. I can't give it 5 stars but I recommend it.

I will never switch to another brand of eye drops. I wear contacts, and these are perfect for dry eyes (I sometimes sleep in my extended wear contacts, which causes dryness) and this fixes them right up! The drops go in easily and they don't leave your eyes feeling "filmy" but rather clean and refreshed. They are also very comforting when you have eye irritations (like getting shampoo in your eyes). I bought the multiple pack so I could keep one in my purse, one in my laptop bag, one on my desk at work, and another on my desk at home. I use these drops whenever I feel my eyes are getting tired (especially during long drives, they are a LIFESAVER). I would highly recommend you try these!

I've had increasingly dry and itchy eyes, to the point where I had to use warm compresses before I went to sleep. After starting to use refresh tears, my eyes have felt cooler and more lubricated. I've started using Blink gel at night also on the recommendation of my optometrist; there doesn't appear to be much difference (and won't be buying those again).I bought a bottle at Target to try first and finding these work well, bought the pack on Amazon. Came out to about $2 less per bottle. The bottles have an expiration date of 1 1/2 years (April 2018 at the time of this writing). Using drops 3-4 times a day in both eyes, one bottle lasts a little over a month.