I wear lenses and in the environment I work in it sometimes give me dry eyes. I'm sitting behind the computer a lot with a air conditioning blowing on me and for some reason it sometimes feels very dry in here. The brand advertise this product that it's safe to apply this will all types of lenses and that there's no need to remove them before using them. What makes this product unique is that you can apply it wit your eyes closed! I really thought that was a great advantage over normal eye drops which are always very enjoying to apply. The brand says that this is also perfect for when you are wearing makeup. Now I not somebody who wears makeup but it claims ...  Read the complete review

The environment at my work is incredibly drying and in addition to the constant sneezing it produces in me, I also get dry eyes (and hands, but that's a different story). The problem I found with traditional eye drops is they invariably messed up my eye makeup, were hard to apply, and only lasted a month or so. So when I saw Clarymist spray relief for dry eyes I was intrigued. The most attractive factor was that they lasted for 3 years so you could basically use them until they ran out, which never happens with standard eye drops. So I purchased them, and at about £12 they were pricey, but in the end I think they are worth it. The claims: Clarymist is a ...  Read the complete review

I wear contacts and work in an air-conditioned office so I am frequently plagued by dry eye. Although I am getting along pretty well with my latest contacts, there is the odd day when my eyes feel prickly but I cant rub them as hard as I'd like or I'd lose my contact halfway up my eye (yes, gross, I know, I'm still fairly eye-squeamish myself). I've tried lots of types of eye drops, but I find they either sting, do nothing, leave my vision blurry for a while after I put them in, and invariably stay open longer than they are actually supposed to (around 1-3 months) because I forget when I opened them. So when the optician suggested Clarymist spray I ...  Read the complete review

I love Optrex Actimist eye spray as it is just so convenient but Clarymist eye spray is just that little bit better than the Actimist in my opinion for actually relieving dry eyes. Clarymist (well actually it isn't actually called Clarymist it's called eye logic now after they changed the name) is a spray than works in the same way as eye drops do to relieve tired, dry and sore eyes but it has the added benefit of being easier to apply and is a god send to those of us who don't actually like putting drops in our eyes. To use eye logic all you have to do is close your eyes and press down on the spray to release a fine spray of the liquid. This fine mist ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard of a eye spray that could moisten your eyes without spraying it directly into your eye or outting in a drop, I have to admit I was a little sceptical. What you actually do is spray it directly on to your eye lid. After suffering with a corneal ulcer, my eyes were really dry and although my optician had said it would be ok for me to start wearing my contact lenses again, I was finding it difficult to wear them for longer than a couple of hours at a time. I tried clarymist and was slightly stunned to be honest, it actually worked. My eyes felt moistened and refreshed after a few minutes. What I liked most about it, was that I didn't have to put anything .  Read the complete review