Allergan Refresh Plus Lubricant Eye Drops Single-Use Vials, Clear, (100 Count (Pack of 1))

This works very well. I usually get the big box store brand as it's similar but the big box store brand has less in each vial and sometimes I like more to really flush out my eyes and moisturize them. With kind also lets you put the top back on the little vial so you can just put a couple drops in each eye, let that get absorbed for a while and then put the rest in your eyes. You should use the remainder the same day as there are no preservatives or maybe half a day later overnight. It really works best for me to put half in and then the other half in a little later. Otherwise, the excess just flows out of my eyes before having a chance to really be absorbed. So, that's one reason I sometimes buy these. You can use the big box store brand and just use two vials if you need a lot of fluid, but that would end up costly more than buying these. So, if you need less, get the big box store. If you need two doses within a few hours, these might be better for you.Also, consider using eye gel at night. It's very good for dry eyes and helped me a lot more than just using regular drops. Gel can make your vision slightly blurry (not bad but don't drive with gel drops in your eyes) so most people only use them right before they go to bed at night. I use them sometimes during the day and within a relatively short period, less than an hour, my vision is back to normal. I can do most things anyway right away. They don't make you blind, or at least they don't make my blind. Each case may vary.

This has been my go-to product for years. I have tried probably twenty kinds of eye drops, as I have ridiculously sensitive, dry eyes. Other types sometimes get discarded because some ingredient (likely preservative) made my eye irritation worse, others because they left flaky residue on my eye lashes & lids (which looks gross, can fall in & bother the eye, & is hard to clean off), others because though they lubricated nicely, their dense texture annoyingly blurred my sight, limiting when I could use them. Others the label ink flaked off so I kept getting those flakes in my eyes when putting in the drops. There are a lot of ways an eyedrop can fail!Over the years of experimenting with other products I never went so much as a day without THIS product in my home. Ever since I discovered it, it has been my reliable backup plan when stuff suggested by drs, articles or friends failed to please me.It's not the most lubricating, only a bit thicker than real tears I guess, but it's enough to get my eyelids gliding smoothly over the bumpy surface of my bloodshot eyes. And if you just need a moisture boost rather than lubrication, then it's 100% perfect. This product is ALL POSITIVES, NO NEGATIVES. It never irritates, blurs vision, flakes off any paint, or leaves crusties in the eyelashes.The individual vials are the bee's knees! I have thrown out so many half-full bottles of eyedrops over the years, because I bumped the nozzle on some germy surface. It's great to open a new vial each day and be able to have confidence that I am putting perfectly fresh drops in my eyes. And if I contaminate one, no biggie having to throw it out. Just yesterday a guest got something in their eye and I was able to give them a vial to rinse it out. I wouldn't share a bottle that way, for hygiene reasons. So this is great to have on hand for such first aid situations too.Simply an excellent product!

This Refresh product is a good one for light to moderate dry eye and it has no preservatives in the single use vials. I carry some with me at all times and use when needed. It is soothing and I consider it to be an excellent product which I have put into service for years so yes, I am a repeat buyer.

Really great product. I bought a Refresh Plus 30 count at Kroger before my Lasik eye surgery. The Lasik Vision Institute gave me 2 boxes of Systane Ultra & I honestly don’t see the difference except in price. Systane has a little bit more in the vial but is also more expensive. For the people saying you can’t reseal the vial, you can and it does stay. I’ve put in it my pocket and my purse until I needed it again and the top never came back off. The Refresh plus has about 4.5 drops per vial so you can use it approximately twice in each eye and then one more drop for one eye or the other before it’s empty. The 100 count from here is a great value, it costs the same as buying a 30 count from the grocery store or even other sellers on here. It also came five days earlier than anticipated which was great because I was about to run out! Post Lasik I recommend putting them in the refrigerator at least for the first couple days, it feels so much better.

Helps with itch. Washes out irritants. Easy to carry along viles. Stays sterile and clean until I use it. Always conveniently available in one use sanitary easy to open viles.

Have been using this brand of single-use eye drops for over a year. Like that they are single use vials...much less chance of bacterial contamination. The top breaks off easily for use. The solution is soothing and comfortable on the eye. Although I shower before bed at night, my eyes still have a small amount of residue in the corners in the morning. I use a vial each morning to moisten my eyes and clean away any dried eye moisture in the eye corners.I drop the liquid eye drops from above, don't touch my eye area at all. Had a friend ask to use my eye solution years ago when I still used bottled eye drops. She actually put the tip of the bottle against the inner corner of her eye and then squeezed the bottle. I was shocked. How does one keep bacteria from entering the bottle if you contaminate it that way.? Threw the bottle away after she left. These vials stop that type of contamination from occurring.Although the box is rather pricy, the 100 vials last a long time using one a day, and sometimes an extra one if dust or dirt get into the eye.So glad to have these easy-to-use vials. Will never go back to bottled eye drops.