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Browse our range of optician-recommended eye drops, designed to soothe dry eyes and provide lasting comfort. Available from leading brands like Hycosan, Blink and Optase, these eye drops come in different packaging options, including single bottles, multi-pack bottles and travel-friendly vial packs, so you can choose as per your needs. Shop with us to enjoy a welcome discount, free delivery on all orders over £59, referral discount and more.
Dry eye is a common eye condition that can cause discomfort, irritation and itchiness. It can occur due to various reasons, such as prolonged use of digital screens, improper use of contact lenses, exposure to air conditioning, ageing, certain eye conditions or environmental factors like wind and dust. All these can leave your eyes feeling dry, tired, burning or gritty.
Using eye drops can help relieve discomfort and stabilise the eye’s natural tear layer. Ophthalmic drops for dry eyes lubricate the surface of the eye, reduce irritation and provide hydration.
There are different types of eye drops for dry eyes, including:
Also called artificial tears, lubricating eye drops add moisture to the eyes and relieve dryness and irritation. These eye drops are best suited for mild to moderate dryness and everyday use.
Ideal for extreme dryness, gel drops are thicker than regular eye drops and are often used for severe dryness or overnight relief.
These drops provide more intensive lubrication and are often ideal for those experiencing evaporative dry eyes, often associated with prolonged screen use and air conditioning.
Ideal for those with sensitive eyes or who are recommended to use eye drops frequently, these drops reduce irritation and keep the eyes hydrated.
Whether you’re dealing with occasional dryness or regular discomfort, our range of eye drops for dry eyes can help keep your eyes comfortable and hydrated.
Tina Patel is a qualified Contact Lens Optician at Feel Good Contacts. With over 25 years of experience in the optical industry, Tina is registered with the General Optical Council (GOC) and adheres to their guidelines. She is also a member of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) and currently teaches at City, University of London.
All the advice and recommendations on this page are endorsed by Tina Patel.
The correct way to use eye drops is very simple and requires following the few easy steps given below:
Yes, there are many dry eye drops that are suitable for use with contact lenses. Choose formulas specifically labelled as ‘suitable for contact lens wearers’. These drops are designed to hydrate your eyes without affecting contact lenses. If you’re still unsure, check the instructions on the packaging or consult your optician.
Whether to use eye drops daily or not depends on the type of eye drops you are using. Some options, such as lubricating or preservative-free drops, are generally fine to be used daily. However, certain ones, such as medicated eye drops shouldn’t be used regularly, unless advised otherwise by an optician.
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