Wellness

[Gayle2]

Just need a brand suggestion for over the counter allergy eye drops. Thanks in advance.

[NAL35]

One of my eye specialists recommended Zaditor. Hope this helps.

[VaBelle35]

I went right for the prescription kind. The OTC didn't do much for me unfortunately.

[number one queen]

Cvs brands, Systane ulta, cvs brands good and cheaper use for dry eyes also use in diabetic people their eyes tend to a lot of tearing even though they have dry eyes.

[DoneTryin]

Refresh eye lubricant; comes in individual plastic ampules which makes it nice if you want to keep a few in your handbag when you're away from home. I buy them at my grocery store.

[twocent]

Similasan ! I have tried many, even a prescription. Always go back to these - the best thing out there. Even my own eye doc swears by them -for his own use!

[violann]

On 2/4/2015 NAL said:

One of my eye specialists recommended Zaditor. Hope this helps.

Works for me!

[millieshops]

All I know is that none of the eye doctors I've ever dealt with accept the use of any drops that say they reduce redness. That makes my dry eye worse.

[sophiamarie]

I go to a Retina Specialist for my macular degeneration and after I get my shot, he gives me two boxes of drops. The last time, he gave me Refresh Ultra and this week he gave me "Blink tears"...... I have also used Systane and found them to be very effective too. I like Refresh because it has individual "servings". I fear infection, so I like the throw-aways..... HTH

[betteb]

On 2/4/2015 NAL said:

One of my eye specialists recommended Zaditor. Hope this helps.

My eye doc recommends this one as well.