Bausch & Lomb Sensitive Eyes Rewetting Drops, 1-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)

Couldn't be happier with the drops. While I've been a contact wearer for 25 years or so, I've been pretty indiscriminate in the past when buying drops, never really thinking there was a huge difference from brand to brand. I still don't know if there's much difference in the actual solution, but this product has three key advantages that make it a winner for me.1.) Size: as other reviewers have indicated, the 1 Oz. bottle is terrific. This is just a matter of convenience, as you don't run out as quickly and I find that the bottle is harder to misplace than the tiny bottles I've used in the past.2.) Drop flow: I imagine this is a combination of the increased capacity and well-designed spout, but drops flow easily where they need to go. So many of the small bottle seem so ooze out onto your eye and at times cover every spot of your eye but the contact.3.) Packaging/Cost - The three pack is a nice value. Probably not the cheapest on the market, but getting three huge bottles for 7 bucks a pop is a good value. Three also seems to be the perfect number, as I leave one at work, one by the bed, and one on the go.

This is by far the best contact lense eumye drops on the market. Keeps your contacts moist.

I have used this product for years and will not change. It works.

I bought these on the advice of my ophthalmologist. I tend to have dry eyes and wear contacts, which is only made worse starting at computer screens as we tend to do in today's world. I got scratched cornea once and that was super painful. Since then I have carried products like this one so that if I feel my eyes drying out I can just re wet them. rewetting drops tend to be expensive, but this is a good value and the bottle is big enough that I can buy a box of three, keep one by my bedside and carry a second and not have to worry about replacing the bottle for a while

I'm writing this review as a new contact wearer who really did their homework and went through the gauntlet of various products out there for contacts. The Baush & Lomb Sensitive Eyes Rewetting Drops for me hit the perfect ratio of cost versus performance.I want to emphasize there are way more comfortable drops out there if you can afford them called AMO Blink Contact Lubricant Eye Drops for Soft and RGP Lenses, .34-Ounce Box (Pack of 3). Those particular drops are (in my opinion) the top of the food chain when it comes to comfortable drops that make your eyes feel very lubricated. Problem though is that they're super expensive at about $18 (or more) per oz.These rewetting drops from Baush & Lomb are much more economical and get the job done if you don't mind applying drops every hour or so. For someone who has relatively dry eyes; this is a reality I have to deal with. However, compared to generic store branded rewetting drops (From Walgreen, CVS, Walmart, etc) these don't have the burning sensation those particular types exhibit. If you ever get a chance to try those particular brands out (or any other generic), apply some drops to your finger and take a sniff. You should notice a very strong odor similar to heavily salted water. These particular drops from Baush & Lomb will obviously exhibit the same odor, but at a much more reduced amount. It's an indicator to me that they have a much gentler formulation and probably a lot less sodium or preservative.In any case, if you have the money to spend and want the best for your eyes regardless of price; go with the Blink Contacts from AMO. If you want drops that get the job done and don't burn as much as the generic branded drops, these are the next best alternative.For the curious - I ordered my drops in February of 2015 and the expiration date of the bottles I received were for September 2017. More than enough time to use all of it up.

Works wonderful. Keeps eyes moist longer than other products

First, and most important is that it creates no irritation to my eyes. This is remarkable in my case, since most solutions I do not well tolerate. It's amazing how soothing it is when this is not a problem. Second, it's easy to dispense, because the bottle is large enough to require only a gentle squeeze. Thus, it's easier to drop accurately on the intended target (the eye) rather than the surrounding area. Third, it does not have an expiration date. So, you will not have to worry about getting the most from your money.

I have used Bausch & Lomb contact lens rewetting drops for well over a decade. They prevent and alleviate dry eye syndrome. I apply a few drops in my eye before I put in my contacts and when I take them out. If my eyes are feeling dry, a drop or two will moisten the eye.You get a full ounce for around $7. Look close at the competing lens drops and you will see they come in one half or one quarter ounce size and they cost more!!!!Give them a try and you will see why you do not need to live with dry eye!!