I-DEW Advance PF Carmellose Eye Drops for Dry Eyes | Night-Time Formula | Carmellose Sodium 1% | Essential Eye Electrolytes | 100% Preservative-Free & Sterile | Long-Lasting Relief | 10ml(Pack of 1)

Very effective, I use them before bed if my eyes are itchy and no longer wake up with crusty peepers. No complaints at all.

I have allergic asthma, hayfever etc etc. These dont irritate my eyes and feel nice.

My optician prescribed me regular eye drops for extremely dry eyes. The ones I use are around £12, last me about 4 weeks, and can be open for 6 months. They also have a wonderfully simple click + squirt style dispenser.These drops I am reviewing provide similar/ indistinguishable relief - with the exception that they do feel a little more watery - my regular brand are a little more viscous. However, both are similarly soothing, and after around 2 weeks of using the I-DEW brand, they are not quite as effective but my eye health seems to not have suffered.The flaws...* The I-DEW drops must be used within 30 days of opening. My regular brand last 6 months. This is not a big deal as I need to use at least 10 times per-day, so I'd never need 6 months, but I can see for some this is not great.* The delivery mechanism is extremely difficult to use, especially after coming from the simplicity of my regular brand... with I-DEW, I found it hard to squeeze/ administer a single drop quickly and easily.In terms of value, these are priced in the same zone as my current brand, but I cannot really recommend them based on what I see as the two major flaws compared to my regular drops.However, for extremely dry eyes and as a contact lens wearer, I can vouch that these offer good, lasting relief.

Works great on my sensitive eyes.

These eye drops arrived as described and the bottle looks just like the one advertised.These are very hydrating on the eyes and it eliminates the discomfort I have in the evening. It's very effective at it's job and the quality seems great. I love that it has simple ingredients and doesn't contain any preservatives. It doesn't burn or make your eyes string at all when you put them in.The only issue I have is the dropper is tiny, some other eyedrops I've used have a nozzle but this has a very short opening which means you have to hold it very close to your eyes to get the product in your eye which is a little annoying. I get the principle of having a short nozzle for infection purposes but to me holding the bottle that close to your eye is more likely to cause issues in my opinion. You also need to press quite hard to get a little drop out which may be an issue if you're elderly or have issues with your hands and strength.Other than that I would recommend these drops!

I am sure I remember 'Eye Dew' from back in the day when I could work all day and party all night, it used to be a godsend, so I was very pleased to get a chance to try this when it was offered on the Vine programme.Having recently had two bad events with my eyes I have had to have laser surgery to repair tears in the one, and a further investigation on the other. Computer work and reading now leaves me with tired, blurry eyes that feel uncomfortable a lot of the time.To begin with, I was nervous about trying the drops in case they made matters worse but then plumped up the courage and had a go. I found it quite difficult to squeeze the bottle to get a drop in but that could be because I was nervous that these might hurt and too much would come out. Eventually, I was able to get a drop in each eye and now know how to do it. Being careful, it is easy to get a drop out per eye.After use I felt no stinging - the product information says that is possible but not indication these are dong any harm. In fact, my eyes felt refreshed, comfortable and, I think I could see a little more clearly.I will not use these every day, in the olden days the advice was not to. Also, eye drops used to have a short shelf life and these are stated to be useable for up to 24 months once opened which is great.Now that I have tried these for a few days, I think, because of the relief they brought to me, I would buy some to keep handy for those days when my vision is misty and my eyes feel uncomfortable.I am unable to comment on price as this is no longer showing on the product page but I do know that eye drops can be expensive.

I was advised by my optician to regularly use drops for dry eyes. Till now I have been using those recommended by him but I thought that the I-DEW Hydrate PF Eye Drops bottle would be easier to carry around in my handbag.I found the bottle quite difficult to manoeuvre to the correct position above my eye without it touching my eyelashes. Neither did I find it easy to squeeze out the drop required, it either didn't come out at all or there was too much liquid. Once in my eyes the solution was quite soothing and I had no stinging from it.My main issue is with the price. Although my regular drops contain less volume than the I-DEW, they can be used for 6 months after first use, rather than the 30 day limit for I-DEW. As I have a few bottles dotted around the house, to make me remember to put them in, the cost and product 'life' is important to me. If you use only the one bottle at a time then the I-DEW Hydrate Eye Drops are as good as others I have tried.

I-Dew Eye DropsI ordered these as I have a long standing dry eye condition and regularly use eye drops. I have not used this specific type before and was curious to give them a go. They certainly kept my eyes comfortable, I don’t think they were any better or worse than my usual ones but it’s handy to have another brand that I can go to as there are often supply problems with eye drops. It’s good that they don’t contain preservatives as they can really irritate my eyes.