Dry eyes - thera tears

[Steven Williams]

Anyone had any experience of using this for dry eyes (its a bit pricey)!?:-

http://reorder.aclens.com/display-product.asp?mid=249&NCurID=2&ID=8098&KW=PLA+UK+AC8098&zmam=90272621&zmas=1&zmac=180&zmap=AC8098&gclid=CM_B39HWhrYCFfDJtAodBRoA3g

[Andrew MacLean]

Nope, I use Clinitas Soothe: excellent artificial tears that are free of preservatives.

Others, I know, get good results from other products: I guess it comes down to each of us finding the preparation that is right for us.

Andrew

[jay87]

My favourite at the moment is Carbomer gel. That looks to be a US product so doubt many people here will have used it

[Steven Williams]

Thera tears was recommended to me by Brendan Cronin at MREH.

As well as the eye drops you can also digest the capsules as a supplement.

Some of the customer reviews here as very encouraging:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Thera-Tears-Nutrition-Eyes-Softgels/dp/B000ES6X7W

Other than by the internet are there any retail outlets where you can purchase these products in the UK?

[Ladyburd]

Hi

I tried Systane as I could get my GP to prescribe them, but they seem to irritate my eye, but I have lots of allergies, but they may work for you - and you can get them on the NHS. They are available in a bottle or as individual ampule - great for keeping in your pocket/bag

C