2 Pack - TheraTears Liquid Gel Single-Use Containers 30 Each

As of this writing I have used this product only once, but it definitely has helped alleviate my dry eyes! Once instilled, you will need to be ready to sleep because your vision will be blurred. When I woke up my eyelids were somewhat stuck together but after a few splashes with water all the gel washed away. I'm going to keep using this product!!

I have excessively dry eyes (dry eye syndrome) and need to use artificial tears to keep my eyes lubricated. I use normal TheraTears Dry Eye drops during the day and the TheraTears Gel at night. The Single-use droppers are more convenient and less chance for contamination to occur. It's a great product and my Eye Doctor approves. I recently had Punctal Plugs placed in my tears ducts to help create my own tears, but still use the TheraTears a few times a day or at night at bedtime.

I have used the Theratears nighttime gel therapy for quite some time and suddenly had a problem finding the product. So I came to this website and was easily able to locate and order two boxes of the Theratears. I have tried many nighttime therapies for dry eye treatment, and found that others did not work as well. I ordered the product and received it a few days later. In addition, the price that I was able to get these was extremely competitive. I am very pleased with this purchase.

I have dry eyes and are painful in the AM. The gel really helps.

Only drops that do not burn my eyes.

Great product, good price

I have very dry eyes and use the Gel along with the Thera Tears regular eye lubricating drops. One drop Gel and one drop regular lubricating drops. Once in the morning and once at night before bedtime. This may vary and sometimes use one drop gel and two drops regular. I buy regular drops in "squeeze" bottle. This combo works every time. Have been doing this daily for years.

I use this every night and like the economy of a 2-pack. Feels soothing when I use it without too much blurring of my sight. Helps if you have leakage from your CPAP into your eyes.