REFRESH TEARS PF Preservative-Free Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Drops, 0.33 fl oz (10 mL)

If you need to just get a little moisture in your eyes now and then this is great. No stinging and blurriness. You do have to squeeze a little harder than most but I think that's so you can control how much goes in.

It’s ok. I hate the dispensing bottle, because it is so hard to get a drop out.

I recently purchased this lubricating eye drop because my two children spend quite a bit of time using their eyes during the day, and they often complained that their eyes felt dry and tired. By the evening, I also noticed that they sometimes had some redness in their eyes. I bought one bottle for each of them, and after using it for about a week, I noticed that their eyes didn’t look as red in the evenings. They also said that their eyes felt less dry and more comfortable. So far, we’ve had a good experience with these eye drops. They are easy to use, and my kids don’t mind using them. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase and would recommend giving them a try if you’re looking for lubricating eye drops for occasional dryness.

This stuff seems to have a smell like fish to it . Im not trying to be funny.

I have dry eye and I’ve tried many of the Refresh products and been very satisfied with all of them so far. I bought this one because it had a lot of good reviews and I thought I would give it a try living in the Midwest. We’ve had a lot of trouble with smoke and pollution due to the wildfires. My eyes have been burning like mad I was using drops and putting cold compresses on them and it was a temporary fix. I had a bottle of these that I had not opened yet I was kind of waiting till I used up my other drops, but I’ll tell you this really was instant long lasting relief. It really stopped the irritation in my eyes. I’m very satisfied with th these drops they are excellent

Like some others, I had difficulty getting the drops to come out of the bottle. But the worse part by far was the nasty, fishy smell that began to come from the drops within one week of using them. After speaking with my eye surgeon, I learned that this is absolutely NOT normal and if you smell that from your eyedrops, you should NOT use them anymore! Eye drops should have zero smell. Period. Certainly not a foul or fishy odor. I was advised that if I choose preservative free drops, the safest choice is the single use vials. I don't like those because of the plastic waste, so for now, I'll be fine with a few preservatives in my eyedrops. Knowing that I was putting that rotten smell in my eyes still disgusts me.

The drops are fine, recommended by my optometrist. The bottle however is problematic. There's no normal softly pointed dispenser to aim the drops into your eye. The end is flat with a tiny short tube in the middle to direct the drops. I've had to use excessive force to squeeze out a drop or two into my eye. Please Refresh use a more normal eye drop container. The one i ordered is difficult to use, & about half the size of most eye drop containers.

I have keratoconus and I use eye drops daily and these are the most refreshing and cool drops I’ve used since I can remember. They are pricey and run out fairly quick, compared to others, but they seem to be a premium product as someone who has used them extensively for over a decade.