Which Refresh eye drops for dry eye/also have glaucoma

The single use drops in tiny vials have no preservatives. Systane also carries small bottles of preservative free drops look closely at the labels.

I have been using Refresh Plus tears from Costco for years. I use them because they are affordable and I need to use at least three vials every day. I have had no allergic reaction to Refresh Plus, but cannot use many other artificial tears, as I am highly allergic to most. Frequency of use depends on how dry your eyes are.
I do have to use the drops during the night, as my eyes are most dry at night. Hope this helps and good luck.
Madelyn
Temecula, CA

Thank you - I didn't have a vial in hand to look at. If you have dry eyes at night, you can also use Systane Gel - it lasts longer.

Thank you so much for the recommendation. I will take a look at the ingredients in Systane Gel and hope to give it a try.
Take care & best of luck to you.
Madelyn
Temecula

If you have a prescription for PF (preservative-free) eye drops that come in single-use vials, you are paying more for them than you would for a whole bottle of the same product . Often there is enough product in each vial for at least two doses, but the twist-off cap is deliberately designed so that it cannot be put back on the vial. Here is a way to get a second dosage out of each vial: save the twist-off caps from your non-prescription PF eye drops like Refresh or Systane. They snap onto the prescription vials. But be sure to use a new cap daily and to store your vials in clean containers. I use a small paper cup in my med cabinet and change it weekly.