Refresh Plus Lubricant Eye Drops, Preservative-Free, 0.01 Fl Oz Single-Use Containers, 50 Count, Packaging May Vary

The Refresh Plus Lubricant Eye Drops have received positive feedback from customers. Many customers have found these eye drops to be effective in providing relief and lubrication for their dry eyes. One customer, who had undergone laser eye surgery, mentioned that their optometrist confirmed it was safe to use the drops after removing the tip of the container. Customers have reported that they can get around 4 drops from each vial, although the amount may vary. Additionally, customers have mentioned that they have used these drops with different types of contact lenses, including scleral and RGP lenses. According to Refresh's website, the Refresh Plus Lubricant Eye Drops are safe to use with contact lenses. Customers have used these drops to alleviate fogging and improve comfort while wearing their lenses. Customers have stated that they have been using these eye drops for long periods, up to a year, without any issues. They have used the drops multiple times daily with satisfactory results. In terms of pricing, some customers have found it confusing that the 50-count pack is more expensive per unit than the 30-count pack. However, they recommend checking the prices before making a purchase to ensure the best value. It's worth noting that some customers have questioned why the box is unsealed. However, they have confirmed that the individual tubes inside are packaged in plastic and sealed. Overall, the Refresh Plus Lubricant Eye Drops have been well-received by customers. They have found these drops to be effective in providing relief for dry eyes, and they have been able to use them with various contact lenses without any issues. The only minor drawback mentioned by some customers is the variability in the amount of liquid left in the vials, which can sometimes result in difficulties in getting the drops out.