Optrex 10 ml Moisturising Drops For Dry & Tired Eyes, Fast Long-Lasting Relief, Restores Moisture, Suitable With Contact Lenses, Eye Care Solution

Several years ago I was told by an optician I had dry eyes and recommended using another brand that had 0.2% sodium hyolauronate. I've been on the search for something cheaper that's effective.This does the trick. They are good at hydrating, and longer lasting than some other brands. A big win for me is that they don't sting when I use them if I haven't put drops in for quite a while which all other brands do. They arent particularly cheap but I will be buying them again. I would warn that the tube takes some squeezing so may not be suitable for some people, but I still find it easier than the pump versions. Particularly as you can squeeze most of the drop at a normal height before giving it a gentle squeeze to drop it in your eye.

I use it in the morning some days, it seems pretty good, however, getting it out takes a lot of pressure, 0 stars for ease of use.

Best eye drops I've used to sort out dry eye, especially while I have been getting used to my first pair of astigmatism glasses.But the bottle design is flawed, after 50% usage it is difficult to squeeze the drops out due to the amount of air inside and the bottle shape. Needs a push mechanism ideally.

I have dry eye which feel as if you have grit in them when you wake up if you use this it helps a lot

Brings moisture back into the eyes.

This seems to be a decent enough solution, however the dropper is awful. You have to squeeze so hard to get anything out, then when it does several drops far out at once. The dropper used in cheaper solutions is much much better, there was no need to over engineer it.Since about 50% of the solution has went down my cheeks, I won't be buying again.

Since the 'demise' of Brolene eye drops, it has been hard to find alternative eye drops that contain boric acid. However, although they are quite a bit dearer than Brolene drops, I have found that these particular optrex drops help recurring eye problems even more quickly than the previous Brolene drops. What's more, they do not contain chloramphenicol, which seems to have replaced boric acid in many products these days, in spite of the fact that some people may be sensitive to that 'new' chemical. Thank you Optrex, and also Amazon, whose fast delivery helped me greatly!

The drops are effective and the 'gel' consistency is good. However I'm old and cannot administer with one hand so can't hold the lower eyelid open. It takes both hands to produce a drop which is then somewhat hit or miss. Previous drops I have had just needed firm one fingered pressure on the bottom of the bottle, much easier.