GenTeal Tears Preservative Free Moderate Lubricant Dry Eye Drops, 36 Vials

I actually bought these drops for my cat, whose eyes need to frequently lubricated. A vet recommended the GenTeal Severe drops many years ago, but I found that I was wasting money on bottles that recommended be discarded after one month. I discovered these single-use GenTeal applicators in the Moderate formula; they are working out quite well for the cat and are a great value for the money for me. To squeeze the most use out of each applicator, I safely apply drops to my own eyes and then apply drops to the cat's eyes (never touching the applicator tip to anything, of course). The drops seem very gentle and neither of us have suffered any side effects.

I have Bell’s Palsy, it works great. Just wish you can use more then once because there still a lot of liquid left. I use it for both eyes so I don’t feel like I’m wasting 1/2 of tube. But I don’t want bacteria so I follow directions. Easy on eyes keeps them moist especially my Bell,s Palsy eye. I will recommend this Brand. I’m so satisfied, my eye is happy I’m happy.

I've used Genteal Tears for years. Nothing beats it for a comfortable, non irritating saline eye drop.

Love these eyedrops. The only ones that work for me!

This particular packaging I use when traveling or away from home during the day - U just take 1-2 vials and out in my purse if I need them. I usually use my regular bottle or tube at home and use these if they bother me more than usual. Don’t want a case of uveitis to get started or an infection going either. Have been using Genteal products — liquid drops, severe gel and night ointment — for years. Couldn’t get through a day without them. I use the drops on regular days, add the gel when my eyes are really dry and bothering me and use the nighttime ointment at night. In order to get the night time to come out of tube easy and adhere to your eye - I set the tube in a small dish of warm tap water while I brush my teeth etc. Then when I go to put it in my eyes - it sorta just melts into the eye. It doesn’t end up on my cheek or holding onto the end of the tube because it’s too cold. It’s like a vaseline type product. You won’t have this issue with the gel though— it goes in very well and it’s a different consistency than the night ointment. But my eyes can get very dry at night due to oxygen and also CPAP blowing in them so I need the heavier product. You might just be okay with the drops and gel. The Gel I use once, maybe twice a day in pollen season or low humidity. The drops I put in usually in the morning but sometimes have to do 2-3 maybe 4 times in a 24 hour period if I run out of the gel or night time. It’s hard to say depends on my immune system (Sarcoidosis that causes dry eye and recurring uveitis) , how many leaks I’m getting around my mask, the weather, and where I located I.e. windy sandy beach, spring pollen, winter dry and cold. I have tried everything out there cheap to high and this works for me ...even better than their Sustane. All that said, I’m sorry I can only give them 3 stars on value — just too high for the tiny little containers and tubes especially if you’re a chronic eye issue patient and have to buy it all the time and use it every day. I spend a lot of money buying this product and this isn’t rocket science.

Good product. It's your standard, relatively basic non-preserved tear. Doesn't irritate. Not for severe dry eyes and doesn't last that long.

Drops work well. There are about 8 drops in each vial which is far more product than any others I have tried.

Necessary for dry eyes