Dry Eye Drops

Daily-use lubricating eye drops: Systane Ultra and Balance, GenTeal, Refresh, and the preservative-free single-dose formats. Drops are thin and fast-feeling; gels and ointments are thicker formats, each used per its label. If you need drops more than four times a day, preservative-free single-use vials are kinder to the corneal surface than bottled drops with preserved formulas; check each listing for whether a product is preservative-free. Gels and ointments (Refresh Liquigel, Systane Nighttime) blur vision for minutes and are the before-bed layer most dry-eye routines eventually need.

One honest pricing note carried from our main Eye Care collection: on the mass-market brands, big-box and Amazon loss-leader pricing undercuts us — we won't match those. What we offer is the less-common formats stocked, no guessing at what's in the bottle, and a phone line that answers: (614) 654-6591. Preservatives and contact lenses: remove lenses before instilling preserved drops; wait fifteen minutes or use a PF rewetting drop instead.

Dry eye that persists past a few weeks of lubrication, or any pain, light-avoidance or discharge, belongs with an eye professional — not this aisle. We don't sell prescription drops.