These were recommended by an OD and I like them better than other drops I've used but they're not as convenient to use. Find them difficult to squeeze and there's such a small amt I sometimes end up have to use more than one because there's so little in one dose. But they seem to work better and I'd rate the product high if not for the shoddy delivery. Probably won't publish this but they just tossed this in the dirt in front while it was raining. Inexcusable.

These tiny doses of eye lubricant remove most of my concerns about my eyes being exposed to potential contaminants from the exposed tip of a dropper bottle inadvertently contacting an unsanitary surface or if someone asks to borrow some. Touching the tip to the eye or brushing it with a finger when opening or closing the bottle lingers in my mind as a what-if. With each single-use vial dispensing 6-8 drops consistently they make wearing extended wear contacts more comfortable and less concerning regarding potential contamination risk.

It's a retail product sold at Costco. Good expiry date. Box with viles was a little misshaped, yet its content seems to be ok. Either rigid mailer should be used (the actual was of bubble plastic), or the content itself should have additional rigid shell of some kind.

Great bulk pricing. There are few drops inside compared to another brand I use, and the other brand I use also provides longer lubrication. But since I need to use drops frequently, this is good for a lower bulk price. I also have a harder time aiming these compared to my other drops, as if the end doesn't aim them straight.

I love this brand. Refesh Plus is well-known. The vials are always sterile because they are individual! I know I don't have to worry about getting germs inside my eyes using this product. They are always refreshing to my "dry eyes". Great for use anytime of day, too.

I have been using these since recent cataract surgery because I needed to use a lubricant without any preservatives. I like that these are in individual vials. I’m able to keep a few in my purse so that when I go out I can use them for eye dryness or fatigue.

Have used them for years at the advice of my eye doctor. Originally had felt something bothering one eye. He prescribed Preservative free vials. They got way too expensive and weren’t covered by insurance. So he recommended these vials. Works great.

These are really good eye drops in their own individual vials. I get 2 uses out of each vial. Also good for traveling as they are lightweight and easy to carry. And when you came home they are gone, so less to carry home. They are also preservative free.

My eye doctor recommended these eye drops. I found a great price on them at Sam's club. I use these after mowing the lawn, hunting in a dry and dusty windy field or any time my eyes feel gritty and dry. The drops are soothing and the containers are easy to pack for travel.

These are of course more expensive than the usual eye drops in a squeeze bottle, but they are my favorite for several reasons. #1 they don’t ever sting. #2 I can toss them in my purse or carry a couple in my pocket. #3 I think they are a cleaner delivery system for drops that go directly in your eye than a bottle that gets repeatedly used and possible passed around. In other words, these are the only eye drops I use now.