Refresh Relieva PF Preservative-Free Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Drops, 10 ml, 2 bottles

These lubricating eye drops, all brands, are expensive. My eye doctor needs me to use these which have no preservative in them as the preservative irritated my eyes. The only issue I had was how to get the top off of the bottles. I did not see instructions on how to do that if they were there, and it was very difficult to figure out how to unpackaged them and still keep them safe and sterile.

I bought these eye drops because they can be used with contact lenses to help lubricant the eyes. The directions recommended to remove lenses, apply drops to the eye, and then reinsert lenses. After trying this I could tell my eyes were much less dry and irritated and these also helped my vision clear up as well. I'm glad I have these around for those times I can't just remove my contacts and wear my glasses when my eyes feel dry.

I use this every day. The viscosity provides perfect relief for dry eyes. The PF formula is a batter option for me since I have sensitive eyes. It's like a spa for my eyeballs because it offers gentle lubrication. Sometimes the tip will clog and has to be carefully cleaned (sterile) before it will work again. It is also quite costly for a small bottle.

I've used several different hydrating drops, Blink PF, Sustyane complete PF, Celluvisc, and a few others after double eye surgery. This was one, and the several others, were recommended by my eye doctor. I immediately felt the difference with these. More lubrication, less immediate evaporation, more relief than the others!

I really like these drops they take away the redness from wearing contacts all day and take the dryness away

tough to extract eye drops when content is less than 50%. also tough to determine when the bottle is empty. Given the cost of the item, I hate to toss the bottle when there are usable eye drops remaining in it.

Love this refreshing eye drop. But the new style isn't pleasing to me. The bottle isn't usher friendly for me the drops no longer make a perfect drop into my eye, it's messy now due to the make of the dropper. It's wide and I miss the drop into my eye now. Don't know why they had to change the way the drops came out. The old way was better and you didn't have to squeeze bottle so hard to get drop out.

I needed drops for dry eyes after cataract surgery and these were recommended. However, they didn't really relieve the dryness as expected. I know that it does take some trial and error to find the right drops. One thing I found was not helpful is the way you squeeze the bottle to get the drops out. It didn't always work and I found it frustrating. I had the same issue with other bottles of the same brand. I found Systane Hydration PF to be the most comfortable and easier to get the drops out

It's. Hard to get out of the bottle when it gets closer to the end I had to use both hands on it to get anything out of it. I won't them again but I love the product so I'll just buy the vials instead.

This review is for the bottles the eye drops come in. They are the worse design I have ever seen. Most of the drops fall on your face instead of in your eye...that is if you manage to squeeze any drops out. What a waste of money this was. I am on second bottle and hardly any of the first bottle actually ended up in my eye. As for the drops themselves, they are just ok. Did not give any lasting relief for my dry eyes.