Genteal Tears Gel Drops, 8 ml

i use this eye gel because it doesn't contain magnesium which is a problem for me. i use twice daily and has been getting the results i need. i have used for almost 1 year. i am glad it has changed to a droplet, at first it was a firm gel in a squeeze tube and could easily be messy and wasteful. the drops are easy to apply, as easy as any liquid eye drops. my ophthalmologist told me the watery drops actually dry your eyes but the gel will lubricate your eyes for many hours.another positive is that this eye gel is cheaper than the major brand i can't use - YAY

These are thick gel drops for severe dry eyes. I use them often during the day. They soothe my eyes. They keep my eyes from drying out for a few hours. Depending how often you use them they should last about a week or so. they do not burn or aggravate my eyes at all. These are one of my top drops to use for dry eye.

This works greatRelief:No more dry eyes with this product!

Since you can't find the Genteal Gel in the tube anymore, this is the next best thing for dry eyes. It is quite difficult to squeeze the drops into your eyes, however. If you have someone to put the drops into your eyes, of course, that would help. I am on my third bottle of it and will keep buying it because it does help my eyes,.

I only use what my eye surgeon recommends. These eye drops used daily keep my eyes lubricated for the day. The gel does not drip as most eye lubricants and are easy to apply. The extra bit of cost more than many lubricants is well worth not having dry eyes when traveling and in dry air conditions.

Helped my dry eyes better than anything I've tried.

Really helps dry eye.

The gel drops are of a thinner viscosity than the gel that used to be available in a .34 fl oz tube. I therefore have to apply these gel drops more often than the gel. Buyers should be aware that the gel drops come in a very small bottle of only .3 fl oz. The regular drops for moderate dry eye come in a bottle of .5 fl oz, almost twice the amount, and for a lower price.The small bottle is made of a harder plastic and so is less flexible and more difficult to squeeze for application. To solve that problem I have resorted to popping the tops off of one of the larger bottles of regular drops after it has been emptied and then off of 2 of the small bottles. I then pour the contents of the small bottles into the larger, although it does not all quite fit.They had a 5 star product with the .34 fl oz gel in the tube. Why change to a thinner consistency, lesser quantity and unusable applicator bottle for much the same price?