Boots Dry Eyes Eye Drops Reviews


Product Type: Boots health products
Newest Review: ... are £3.49 in Boots. This is for a 10ml bottle and this price is cheaper than the likes of Optrex which is £3.89. As there ... more
Customer Boots Dry Eyes Eye Drops Reviews (4)

by - written on 07/10/11 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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There has recently been a damp problem on the floor of the bedroom in mine & my boyfriend's flat so all the carpet had to be pulled up and replaced. During this, the damp spores, dust and other things made my eyes itchy, dry and sore. Even after a few days of clearing the bedroom, laying down new carpet and moving everything back my eyes felt dry and tight. I noticed I was blinking a lot more than usual and when walking to work, even the wind was very sensitive to my eyes, and I was having to walk to work with my eyes slightly closed/squinting to stop me from blinking so much. My eyes were also watering slightly as well. I didn't have blood-shot or gunky eyes so I ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/06/12 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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My husband and I have been living together for almost two years now (hasn't it flown as well!) and in that time there has been a lot of building work happening where we live. This means that our home is often dusty and no amount of dusting, vacuuming and cleaning seems to clear the air and the surfaces in our home. Because of this my eyes can suffer whether I have been wearing contact lenses or not. I often use eye drops for dry eyes to try and prevent my eyes becoming itchy, red and generally quite sore and uncomfortable. These dry eye eye drops are £3.49 in Boots. This is for a 10ml bottle and this price is cheaper than the likes of Optrex which is £3.89. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/02/12 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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It's either the late nights and early mornings with my toddler And new born but my eyes have been really tired looking and bloodshot recently and by the time I get to the end of the day they are really sore and dry and probably just need to be closed and given constant sleep for about a week but because that is not an option I decided to invest in some eye drops to freshen them up a bit. I decided upon these dry eyes eye drops from Boots. The drops come in a little plastic bottle and costs just £3.10 for a 10ml bottle which I think is quite good value. Boots pharmaceuticals dry eye eye drops are said to provide effective and long lasting relief, moisturising ... Read the complete review

by - written on 19/02/12 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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WHAT IS IT? Eye drops especially designed for people who suffer with dry eyes. HOW DO YOU USE IT? Place 2 or 3 drops in each eye and blink to distribute the drops evenly. The bottle is made of a very stiff plastic and it's hard to deliver the correct dose, but the nozzle is well shaped so that compensates for this a little as I can direct the drops accurately. IS IT ANY GOOD? The drops are very effective, providing lasting moisture to my eyes and working instantly. They feel comfortable after use and don't cause any blurring of my vision or irritation to my eyes, the drops feel very cool and refresh my eyes ... Read the complete review
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