==Overview== After suffering from desperate hayfever year upon year and spending more and more time through the summer months snivvling into a tissue and mopping up my running, red, blearey eyes, I was desperate to try anything to help me out. I had been prescribed eyedrops from the Doctor's, several types in fact but none of them seemed to help at all. Having read an article in a Sunday paper free magazine which suggested Potter' AllerClear eye drops (a herbal alternative), I decided absolutely anything was worth a shot even if it sounded a little bit hippy at the time. ==Positives== You get 10 in each pack, they are individual plastic ...  Read the complete review

I was sent a sample of this product in the post for some reason. I get very dry eyes at times and so I am always looking for new eye drops to try out. POSITIVES It eases your eyes instantly. It was thick enough that it did not ruin down my cheeks, this is also aided by the individual application containers. Can be used while wearing contacts, which is great for hay fever sufferers who also like to wear contacts. Can be used during pregnancy, which was a big bonus for me. INGREDIENTS Contains Eyebright, an isotonic phospate buffer solution (this means nothing to me but I thought I should include it for those of you who ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago whilst shopping in Tesco I was attracted to a demonstration of Allerclear eye drops. To be more accurate, it was a lady explaining the benefits and giving out small samples. I was particularly interested as the hay fever season was approaching fast and I always seem to have problems with my eyes at this time of the year. Apart from that, I also suffer with light sensitivity and often need eye drops to ease my eyes as a result of this. It isn't surprising that I came away with a sample! I have to admit that it was several weeks before I felt the need to use this sample, but I was very impressed when I did. My eyes felt tired ...  Read the complete review