Refresh Celluvisc Lubricant Eye Gel For Dry Eyes, Preservative-Free Drops, 0.01 Fl Oz Single-Use Containers, 30 Count

This product was recommended by my Opthamalogist for dry eyes. I use it at night to soothe and moisturize my eyes. I love that it's thicker than just a regular eyedrop. When I wake in the morning, my eyes are free of pain and feel moisturized. It's very easy to use and lasts. Recently my son complained about dry eyes, so I purchased some for him. He immediately felt relief and has not complained since using it.

I use this when my eyes feel super dry or tired, especially after a long day of screen time. The gel is thicker than regular eye drops, so it actually stays in your eyes and gives long-lasting relief instead of drying out quickly. It feels very soothing and helps a lot when my eyes are burning or gritty.

Excellent for those with severe dry eye. I've struggled with severe dry eye since 2020. At first I was prescribed petroleum based eye ointment. However this only served to irritate my eyes. If I didn't use the ointment my eyelids would dry to the eye ball and rip cells of the eye. This not only causes excruciating pain, but impaired my vision for several days while it healed. After nearly a dozen occasions waking up to my eyelids being stuck to the eyeballs, I asked for a new option. I was recommended this glorious product. Unlike the ointment, my eyes are not irritated. However, be mindful this gel can glue your eyes closed overnight. Not a big deal. Simply wet your eye before trying to open them. Unless you could careless about ripping out eyelashes. My lashes are naturally thick and long. This could be why my eyes end up glued shut most nights.

This replaced my previous night gel and it works well, keeping my eyes protected from drying in night air. It was recommended by my optometrist. I’d prefer getting the drops in special bottles like the current preservative-free drops. Those bottles can be recycled while individual vials cannot. Vials add to the amount of plastic waste. They also waste dosages. Typically there are four doses in each vial. But once opened vials can’t be reclosed so they are no longer portable. In many cases the extra doses are discarded. It’s a good product in questionable packaging.

This is a good product, does a great job of lubricating dry eyes. Easy to travel with, soothing, effective. It’s expensive for 30 doses.

really thick gel for really dry eyes (post-lasik). better than the systane pf ultra one. each one only has like 5-6 drops in it though which sucks. also it kind of sticks your eyes shut for 3 seconds because of how thick it is. but once you blink it away it's great. works great especially before bed/first thing in the morning.

These single-use eye gel vials are easy to open and convenient to use. The gel formula feels thicker than standard drops and provides longer-lasting moisture. Being preservative-free makes them suitable for sensitive eyes. Overall, they’re a practical option for occasional dryness or nighttime eye comfort.

First of all, people need to research what type of eyedrop they are using! There are much thinner ones like the regular Refresh or the Systane. They have the consistency of water and add some moisture to your eyes but if you have a real dry eye problem then those are not enough. I started getting dry eye problems a couple of months ago and almost immediately got a retinal tear. I had about 30 shots of laser done to my eye to cauterize the tear and stop a detachment. Ever since then I've continued to have dry eyes and recently they have been VERY dry, to where it looks like I'm looking through fog some of the time. Out of huge concern I reached out to my ophthalmologist who treated my retinal tear. These are the exact Refresh drops that she recommended as well as the ophthalmologist recommended Bruder eye compress that is an eye mask you microwave for 20 seconds to help add moisture to your eyes and eyelids. These appear to be thin like the most known Refresh but they are a slightly thicker material and will blur your eyes for 5 to 10 minutes as they are supposed to because they are thicker/ more moisturizing! They are not as thick as the gels which some people use especially at night that is way thicker than these. You have to look at what your needs are and not criticize these because they temporarily blur your vision. Again there are eye drops for everyone's issues and these are the ones my ophthalmologist told me to get. They add noticeably more moisture to my eyes than the regular Refresh. I just wouldn't put my contacts in until afterwards if at all when you have a dry eye problem. I've always liked Refresh because you can push/snap the top handle back on and use the rest later. Someone said it makes them tired afterwards lol which is just a feeling of having something thicker in your eye temporarily making you feel like your eyes are "heavy"/ aka sleepy. Very glad I got these!