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How do you deal with dry eyes?

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@ashby1947, and all...Hello, Ashby. I use the Dry Aid for extremely dry eyes. They're made in Japan, with Povidone and Propylene Glycol. I don't know about the preservatives, the information is on the box which I don't have. I'm sensitive to preservatives and don't ever use anything with them, and don't have any issue with these drops. I must have checked the ingredients prior to purchase, but you're on your own there.

I have double vision with lots of other dry eye problems mixed together. These are the only drops to date that help all my issues. I use them every morning and I can see clearly! No double vision for some time. I consider that miraculous for me. No itching, very cooling, no redness, no blurring, it's a real gift. They don't solve the problem. The problems return during the day, so I reuse the drops as often as I need and they help. By day's end, I don't see as well, but I'm not fussing about that. What a joy to have improved sight for the first time in years!

I hope you find good results if you try them, Ashby. They aren't cheap but they work for me. I'm grateful to have found them, on a U-Tube make-up tutorial for crying out loud! From a New York make-up stylist who focuses on older women, 40-100 years, improving our make-up as we age and many of us enjoy our gray hair. I love it! Fierce aging she calls it. I agree! And, I do look better using some of her tips. She models and has used these drops to aid her eyes for early morning modeling calls, and such. When I researched them, I found the dry eye aid and fell in love...

Hope they help you!
Blessings, Elizabeth

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Hi Elizabeth - Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. This is one of those days where I feel like my eyes WON'T WAIT! I will definitely order the Dry Aid option and Amazon will have them to me tomorrow.

I have used just about everything and currently use Retaine MGD and Refresh MEGA, neither with lasting success. I like Ivizia; however, because of arthritis in my hands, I find their little squeeze bottle difficult. If I can get them in, however, they provide some kind of relief.

May I ask about your diplopia? I had tube shunt surgery in left eye 12-2018 and was left with diplopia. It would have been good if my ophthamologist had mentioned that as a side effect! Worked for the glaucoma for a while; however, I have never been so profoundly affected by a physical issue in my life - and there have been many. After testing, therapy, and prism glasses, my eye is as good as it is going to get. I have no depth perception and am affected primarily horizontally. This is complicated by significant loss of vision due to glaucoma. I no longer walk for exercise and am very careful not to walk into open cabinets, etc. Alas.... After doing all the right things for 77 years, it is a kick in the pants to be dealing with things over which I have no control.

What is the site for the u-Tube to which you made reference? I absolutely love the Fierce Aging concept! I shall share it with my women friends.

I hope this is a good day for you, and thank you again for sharing.
Sue