Tear-Gel Ophthalmic Liquid Gel

Tear gel is a thicker, more viscous form of eye drop compared to traditional liquid drops.

• Tear gel is a thicker, more viscous form of eye drop compared to traditional liquid drops.
• This thicker consistency allows it to coat the eye more effectively and provide sustained lubrication.
• Long-Lasting Relief: Tear gel's thicker consistency allows it to adhere to the eye's surface for longer, offering extended comfort. This is especially beneficial at night when tear production naturally decreases.
• Soothes and Protects: Tear gel can soothe irritation and burning caused by dry eyes while protecting the eye's surface.
• Preservative-Free (Often): Many tear gel formulations are preservative-free, making them suitable for people with sensitive eyes.
• Contact Lens Friendly (Usually): Some tear gels are safe for use with contact lenses, but it's important to check the specific product label.
• Temporary Blurry Vision: Due to its thicker consistency, tear gel might cause temporary blurring of vision upon application. This usually clears up within a few minutes.
• Effectiveness: Tear gel might not work as well as traditional eye drops for everyone.
• People experiencing moderate to severe dry eye symptoms.
• Those who find traditional eye drops don't provide lasting relief.

Common questions

What is Tear-Gel Ophthalmic Liquid Gel used for?

Tear gel is a thicker, more viscous form of eye drop compared to traditional liquid drops.

How is Tear-Gel Ophthalmic Liquid Gel used?

It is a gel, applied to the affected area. Follow the directions on the package.

What pack size does Tear-Gel Ophthalmic Liquid Gel come in?

It is supplied in a pack size of 10.