Advanced Vision Research Eye Lubricant TheraTears® 0.5 oz. Eye Drops

Eye Lubricant TheraTears® 0.5 oz. Eye Drops

TheraTears eye lubricant eye drops are a sterile bottle of lubricating drops for temporary relief of burning, irritation, and discomfort. This option fits buyers looking for an eye lubricant for everyday dry-eye symptom relief, including discomfort linked to exposure to wind or sun. The formula uses carboxymethylcellulose sodium at 0.25% strength and comes in a 0.5 oz. bottle.

Good Fit For

• Temporary dry-eye symptom relief
• Use when wind or sun exposure causes eye discomfort
• Stocking exam rooms, clinics, or first aid supplies that need sterile eye drops

Key Features

• Eye lubricant eye drops for temporary relief of burning, irritation, and discomfort
• Helpful for discomfort associated with exposure to wind or sun
• Carboxymethylcellulose sodium 0.25% strength
• Sterile formulation for eye drop use
• 0.5 oz. bottle supports easy dispensing

Applications and Usage

• Relieving temporary burning and irritation in the eyes
• Addressing eye discomfort after exposure to wind
• Addressing eye discomfort after exposure to sun

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This product is an eye lubricant in drop form, so buyers needing another dosage form should choose accordingly.
• The bottle size is 0.5 oz., which may matter for personal carry or facility restocking preferences.

FAQ

• What symptoms are these eye drops meant to relieve? TheraTears eye lubricant eye drops are for temporary relief of burning, irritation, and discomfort.
• Can these eye drops help with discomfort from wind or sun exposure? Yes. The product is intended for temporary relief of discomfort including exposure to wind or sun.
• What active ingredient is used in this eye lubricant? The active ingredient is carboxymethylcellulose sodium.
• What strength is this eye lubricant? This eye lubricant is 0.25% strength.
• Is this product sterile? Yes. This eye lubricant is sterile.

From TheraTears by Advanced Vision Research.