It's good, but hylopan lipo relaxes and moisturizes my eyes better, of course it's more expensive but you get what you pay for!

After intense eye strain, they help a lot. After exposure to dust, they soothe the eyes from pain.

The first artificial tears I tried, convenient single doses that are easily transportable, and the lid closes securely when needed.

I have noticed that when they approach the expiration date or if they are left in a warm room, the liquid changes and the eye feels a bit burning. Otherwise, they are refreshing and pleasant, almost like natural tears.

It should be noted that they do not contain preservatives, although other products from the same company contain non-harmful preservatives in minimal concentration.

They are not suitable for serious dry eye, only for occasional rinses. (They are used up very quickly without lasting relief.) For occasional dry eye and relief from screens, they are the best.

Ophthalmic moisturizing drops without preservatives and the syringe can be resealed for a few hours until you can reuse it again

Simple lubricating drops. If you experience dry eyes from hours of screen use and not for other serious reasons, this is what you need. Relatively cheap for the quantity and good. Sometimes I wash my eye with a vial if it bothers me. Don't overdo it, obviously.

It is the best as a company and I chose this particular one because there are many features and I take them everywhere with me!

Due to continuous price increases in recent years (especially due to the coronavirus, they tell you that everyone will be in front of a screen...), using 50% of each bottle for 1+1 drops (be careful... inaccuracies), you close it tightly and it lasts for a long time...

Two drops in each eye refresh and relieve the itching and fatigue from the computer. The eyes become a bit blurry for a while, as a friend also mentioned, but then everything is fine.

A very good product with convenient packaging to have it with you everywhere. It may not be suitable for severe dryness of the eyes, but it works great for all other cases

My ophthalmologist recommended them to me.
Since then, I always have 2-3 in my bag, in case I feel like I need a dose of hydration and eye relaxation.
The packaging is practical, as you can use it and close it with the cap for future use.

It really relieves tired eyes. The ampoules are good for emergency or limited use whenever needed. While the eye drops bottle is for treatment.

My ophthalmologist recommended them to me.
I have been using them for years. The last time I tried a different brand, but next time I will prefer these again.

They have a light composition, they help me with dry eyes from computer use, etc., without leaving any residue on my eyelashes, even though I use the entire ampoule. I don't use them every day, as it is not necessary, because they solve my problem, so one box stays in my drawer for a long time.

Their negative aspect is that they create blurriness in vision, but it subsides after a few minutes. Also, sometimes I open a second ampoule because I don't feel relief with the first one. Sometimes one is enough for me.

And a piece of advice, do not rub your eyes with your fingers, because bacteria can enter. Prefer using a fabric, for example, the sleeve of your shirt or something clean, in the end.

It is a good and affordable product. Personally, I don't notice any difference from much more expensive similar products. And it has a lid that allows you to close it if you haven't consumed it all in one dose.

The most practical version of monodose in drops of this type. Effective, quality sufficient quantity and practical ampoule that closes many times!

Sometimes when I cry, I regret using my own tears instead of these. Excellent!

Edit: Of course, they belong to the category of "regular" tears. If you have persistent dry eyes, go for something more complex and it's better to visit a doctor too!

I have been using it for years, usually after using a computer. I have not encountered any problems. It is completely harmless.

With the previous product in a bottle, priced at 2.5 euros, my chronic blepharitis disappeared. Suddenly, they raised the price to around 6 euros, and I also developed keratitis. Out of curiosity, I searched and found out that the duration was 6 months instead of one, and it contained preservatives. I learned that preservatives can harm you instead of doing you good. I tried other products, but I wasn't particularly satisfied. Now that I use the free med ampoules, I am very satisfied. I don't have any minor annoyances, but I will confirm it when I visit the ophthalmologist.

It is 30 small ampoules of 4 ml. It was recommended to me by an optician friend. I had a major problem with dryness from long hours of studying and additionally using the computer and television. I really feel like I am "moisturizing" my eyes with natural tears. The difference with other ones I have tried is that while they also moisturize my eyes, they leave a feeling of discomfort - not like tears - which also goes away over time. What I do for economic reasons is to use the same ampoule a second time within 24 hours, as the 4 ml are enough for 2 to 3 drops in each eye for example, for 2 consecutive evenings (my friend advised me to keep the open ampoule, for example, in the refrigerator).