@westwoman3698 My eyes have definitely worsened in the last year, I am now wearing varifocals full time.
The gel makes my eyes blurry for 5 minutes or so.
That sounds really uncomfortable. It’s pretty common for eye gels to cause temporary blurriness right after applying them, especially if they’re thicker.
@jackielb atm I'm using Ocufresh prescribed by Dr. Last tube was Viscotears prescribed by Optometrist. Any eye gel that contains Carbomer 0.2%.
I also buy online from Medino as I can't get a prescription when going abroad. It's the cheapest way.
No, you don't need a prescription.
I am prescribed xiidra for Sojourns. It is prescription but I signed up for a discount card through the manufacture. Three boxes cost me less than 20 dollars use twice a day. During the afternoon sometimes use refresh eye drops that are all natural.
I am prescribed xiidra for Sojourns. It is prescription but I signed up for a discount card through the manufacture. Three boxes cost me less than 20 dollars use twice a day. During the afternoon sometimes use refresh eye drops that are all natural.
@jackielb an ophthalmologist told me to rub baby shampoo along bottom eyelid. Then rinse off well with water. I still do this occasionally( if I can see oil buildup along lower lashes.)
And I would recommend preservative free drops (with Hyaluronate. )
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My eyes have definitely worsened in the last year, I am now wearing varifocals full time.
The gel makes my eyes blurry for 5 minutes or so.
@westwoman3698 My eyes have definitely worsened in the last year, I am now wearing varifocals full time.
The gel makes my eyes blurry for 5 minutes or so.
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What is the name of eye gel he prescribed and does it require a prescription ?
@jackielb atm I'm using Ocufresh prescribed by Dr. Last tube was Viscotears prescribed by Optometrist. Any eye gel that contains Carbomer 0.2%.
I also buy online from Medino as I can't get a prescription when going abroad. It's the cheapest way.
No, you don't need a prescription.
I am prescribed xiidra for Sojourns. It is prescription but I signed up for a discount card through the manufacture. Three boxes cost me less than 20 dollars use twice a day. During the afternoon sometimes use refresh eye drops that are all natural.
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Would you share the website link of the manufacturer with us to apply for discount card for Xiidra?
https://www.xiidra.com/xiidra-cost?&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=&utm_content=&utm_term=xiidra%20copay%20card&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=12495933768&gbraid=0AAAAADSRJNhPhun8b1D_fPMv4_JLIKSXl&gclid=EAIaIQobChMItbTWz8DJkAMVEVN_AB0ZcxV9EAAYASABEgJA__D_BwE
@jackielb an ophthalmologist told me to rub baby shampoo along bottom eyelid. Then rinse off well with water. I still do this occasionally( if I can see oil buildup along lower lashes.)
And I would recommend preservative free drops (with Hyaluronate. )