Purilens Plus Preservative-Free Contact Lens Saline 120ml (4 fl. oz.) 3 Pack

I’ve been using the Purilens Plus Preservative-Free saline for a while now, and it has been consistently reliable. The formula is very gentle on my eyes, and I appreciate that it’s completely preservative-free—great for sensitive eyes or anyone prone to irritation. The 120 ml bottles are convenient, and the 12-pack lasts a good amount of time. The solution feels clean, works well for rinsing and filling scleral lenses, and doesn’t cause any dryness or discomfort. Overall, a dependable saline solution that delivers exactly what it promises. I’ll continue purchasing it.

I love this product! Works better than any contact solution I've ever had. No preservatives makes it worth the little extra cost. Supplier was quick to get it to me and I had a good experience with ordering from them!

Great price for number of bottles in the box, more reasonable price than offered anywhere else, including the product manufacturer.

Prevent allergies from contaminants of other contact solutions

These are my favorite saline bottles for contacts, but they are expensive and over priced. The bottle is excellent, easy to use, to wash the lens with and to travel with. They do not get contaminated which is good since they do not have any preservatives in them and cotamination with bacteria or fungi or mold would be easy.

It is exactly what it says it is. Price is about the same or better than other places

I use the saline PF to rinse and put in my Prose contacts. It works very well. The main issue I have is the product is very expensive! I go through 3 20 ounce bottles a week at a cost of $20. They are the only preservative free saline approved for the Prose contact lenses.

3 pk makes it more convenient for sure

Before 2015, I used to order unisol online or buy it directly in the USA for 5 yesrs (since 2010) as it did not get sold anywhere. When the manufacturers stopped producing unisol, Purilens came out as a savior from Washington and New York. Years ago, I visited purilens lab located in a basement in Manhattan, NYC. Great work and team. I have seen throughout these years that Purilens is by far the best replacing solution for unisol; it is the only solution that is soft and healthy to my eyes. I noticed that it sometimes help soothe my allergic red eye when I apply purilens directly into my eyes so arguably i can also be used as a replacement of eyedrops lol. That’s because it’s neutral alkaline - not the typical commercial lens disinfectant solution. The price in the US is v good and I understand why it’s so expensive ordering it online because of it is not sold in pharmacies.

Good product, delivery was fast

The box arrived in mint condition, ahead of time and exactly as ordered. Will definitely reorder when the time comes. My wife started using it on our Mini Pomeranian, works better than the recommended eye wipes. I find it does have a little sting a little, when I first insert my lens, which I assume is the boric acid? The volume of the order was excellent and the price was very reasonable, used to use Lacril tears and the pink saline tubes, I’m finding this solution a very good replacement . I ordered it after reading a review of shard contact eye solutions recommend by a keratinous sufferer who wears scleral lens. I have yet to try the cleaning solution he recommend, but so far they were great tips. Cheers Cliff

I recently switched to daily lenses from monthly lenses. Turns out daily lenses are often packed solutions that contain Thimerosal, which many people have a sensitivity to. Since I have used Purilens for decades, I knew I had no sensitivity to it. So, I now take the daily lenses out of the package and soak them in a lens case 24 hours BEFORE inserting them into my eyes. Even my optometrist was surprised at how well this solved the problem. Also, you do NOT need to cut the top off the bottle as one reviewer suggested. These are the steps for opening the bottle. Stop 1 - unscrew the cap completely and take it off the bottle. Step 2 - there is a small White Collar on the bottle. Remove it. Step -3 screw the cap back on tightly. Step - 4 Repeat Step 3. (The cap has something inside that perforates the bottle). No mess, no knife , no scissors the tip of the bottle is now open.

great