30 Thealoz Duo Gel (Single Dose Vials) Eye Drops - Long-Lasting Relief Day & Night for Dry, Tired & Sore Eyes | Gentle, Preservative-Free Gel | 30 Single Dose Units

Great for dry eyes at night. I was putting hycosan extra drops in my eyes about 3-5 times during the night, and with these I can go the whole night after one application just before bed (I also use a microwavable face pillow to help open the meibomian gland ducts, but I was doing this already while using the hycosan extra drops). Occasionally I need one top up of moisture, which I do with the hycosan extra, because I can apply it easily in my bed in complete darkness and I think these would be tricky to apply without a mirror. So I'm very pleased with this product. It causes me no eye irritation at all. The gel does get a bit sticky by the morning, but it washes away when I wash my face or rub my eyes. This has helped a lot to eliminate the interrupted sleep I was having due to dry eye. Definitely worth giving them a try. One little vial lasts me about 5 days.

Soothe and lubricates dry eyes. Had corneal transplant and use these when eye feels dry.When it’s a ‘dry eye day’ ie some days much worse than others, these drops have to be used. (for me) very frequently. But on less dry eye days once or twice is fine.

I find these eye drops really help my dry eyes. Use in evenings to watch tv!

I have dry eyes and use this regularly. I prefer this slightly jelly consistency to watery drops, it's better-lasting for night time. Can make your vision blurry but it clears after a minute.

Really gentle on my eyes. Leaves my eyes lovely & moist.

Easy to use vials...use at night to help with my dry eyes..I find I don't wake up feeling like all the moisture has been sucked out of my eyes ..very happy..will buy again

additional moisture for a long time

This product has been a game changer for me, it's the best product I have used for extreme dry eye. Looking at some of the other reviews some people are having issues with using the ampules, a problem I also had initially until I understood what I was doing wrong. Each ampule contains gel and 'air'. If you have an air bubble near the hole the gel comes out it will block the gel. What I have found works for me is to flick/tap the ampule until the air bubble rises to the top before opening the bottom. It's the same as if you were trying to clear air bubbles from a syringe when you're measuring out medication. Hopefully this explanation helps other users.