Hycosan Plus - Twin Pack - Dry Eye Drops with Hyaluronic Acid and Dexpanthenol for Relief and Healing Support for Eyes Recovering from Injury or Surgery - Preservative Free – 2 x 225 Measured Doses

These wonderful eyedrops have been very efficientin providing soothing hydrating relief for my dry eyes and aiding natural healthy healing. They were prescribed by my Optician and I am so happy to be able to purchase them through Amazon.

I really like the ease of application one measured gel drop at a time. Very soothing.

I had a lens replacement last year - these eye drops were recommended by the people who did my eyes - I would highly recommend them!

ithe price is a bit heavy for the amount of medication

These are the best eye drops ever. I interchange between this one and the Hycosan Extra. Both are brilliant but this one actually seems to go a bit further in that it helps repair the eye. My job entails driving 8 hours a day in very dusty dry conditions and I didn't realise how good these eye drops were until I stopped using them. They are even better than the ones prescribed by my opticians. Definitely have to be consistent with use. I noticed my eyes don't look as red or tired at the end of my shift, and that horrible burning sensation is non existent now.

Arrived on time, sensible packaging, product as expected. I like Hycosan as the style of the bottle makes it really easy to apply eye drops yourself and there is a wide range of products to choose from.

I wear contacts and often have dry eyes. This is really helps particularly when I am wearing them for long periods of time.

There are three problems with the dispenser. Firstly it dispenses a single drop upon a click-action button on the base. This means that when you feel the button click your reflex is to immediately blink. If your brain controlled the blink then you could stop yourself, but blinking is reflexive so you cannot. That results on the drop landing on your eyelid and risking transferring whatever skin grease, soap or whatever into your eye. Secondly, the direction of force applied to the button is towards the eye, and thirdly the force required to click the button is enough to hurt your eye should your grip on the dispenser slip; in which case it would go straight into your eye, and hard! Why not just provide a squeezy bottle? That would have been so much better!