Oasis TearsPF Preservative-Free Lubricant Eye Drops Relief for Dry Eyes, 0.34 Ounce

I got LASIK (a.k.a laser eye surgery) a little over 1 month ago and received 2 bottles of "Klarity" brand prescription preservative-free drops in my post-op bag, in addition to a few of the one-time-use "Blink" drops. Knowing that I'd have to be especially diligent with using the steroidal drops as well as the artificial tears so my eyes would/ will heal properly, I wanted to have backup drops in my studio and in my bags. So before I ran out, I started browsing the local pharmacies for drops. I was having trouble finding artificial tears that:1) Were preservative free (this isn't a personal preference, it's a post op requirement)- You can buy most brands with 30 one-time use capsules, but you need to use them every hour, so you'd probably be back at the store within the next day or so and spending about $30 every other day.2) Drops that contained the active ingredient in my prescription drops (1% glycerin) since they were infinitely more lubricating than the Blink drops-- I did NOT want to use drops that use proplylene glycol-- I could only find .5% glycerin preservative free bottled drops3) Some drops made my vision really blurry and I had to wait before resuming whatever I was doing and couldn't drive right after. I threw out an entire bottle of Refresh drops due to this issue.4) My second choice of drops, Bio True, are about half the cost as Oasis PF, but I need to use them more frequently to get the same feeling of hydrationDespite being a little more expensive than other bottles of PF artificial tears, compared to the $140 prescription drops I got after surgery, these are the best and most similar to Klarity drops.

They are expensive but worth the money. My eye doctor recommended these to me since I have such dry eyes

My eye doctor likes this brand the most. It is pricey. I use Refresh preservative-free (from Sam’s Club), but I prefer this bottle rather than the single droppers (for my purse) because I use a lot of drops. I can’t tell if the Refresh bottles at Sam’s Club has preservatives or not. It is hard to apply since you have to use more force. I also use Lumify in the morning to make my eyes white (it gets red from allergies). I had lasik, so my eyes get significantly dry fast, all day.

Did not relieve all symptoms. Wish it was more cushioning and lasting. Only helped for a couple of minutes

I started using these drops about 8 months ago and they lubricate my eyes nicely. I originally bought the single use drops because one of the major complaints about the bottle was that it was very hard to squeeze to get the drop out. However, I felt bad throwing away so many little plastic bottles that will only pollute more. So, after reading a review that the bottle had improved, I bought it. I am happy to say that the bottle is not hard to use at all. I will continue to use the bottle from now on.