Clear Eyes, Sensitive Eyes, Eye Drops, 0.5 Oz, 2 Pack

Great eyedrops I have tried natural tears and sensitive eyes. Both are great though I like natural tears the best. A soft squeeze and you get a perfect drop. Don't need pliers to squeeze a drop.

Excellent for my dog, too.

I have diagnosed dry eye. So I need two different kinds for when I am having allergy flare ups. These don’t help Allergy eye. My favorite drops, Similasan (made in Switzerland) dry eye relief and also their Allergy eye drops were taken off the US market not because there was a problem with them but apparently because they were were in the homeopathic category. So I tried these and they work okay if my eyes aren’t too irritated, but tonight my eyes are tired, dry and scratchy and these eye drops aren’t helping after 2 consecutive applications. Eyes still feel scratchy. The drops are very watery.. These sensitive eye drops did sting a couple times but it could have been makeup running into my eye due to the wateriness.Update: been using for a month and they do help. I think they are PF. So they are a good backup. Price was reasonable. I found I can order Similasan from Canada. So that’s a relief.

I have sensitive eyes. It is hard to find a soothing product. This is a great product at a great price!So soothing

A comfort to wake up with dry eyes knowing I can reach for this little bottle and in seconds the problem's gone.And it's affordable!

Soothing and effective anti-itch and anti-red; same as any other eye drops and I've tried almost all of them. "Sensitive" claim is meaningless. Way to expensive.

I use this product to manage the redness in my eyes in the morning or during a work day. My eyes are very sensitive so I'm very careful of putting anything in my eyes and these drops do not sting or create any issue when I use them.

If you happen to be in my position where your eyes seem to be "chronically" red, it's some consolation to be able to use a drop that's "BAK" free! I had a hard time sourcing this product, but finally located it on Amazon. It makes one wonder why it wouldn't be more readily available, since it's medically better to use compared to drops with "that" preservative?!