Soothe Eye Drops by Bausch and Lomb

[floridagirl]

Has anyone used the Soothe eye drops that you can get OTC?  They say this Soothe has no preservatives.

[tuckerdog]

I use soothe and I like them the best of all that I have tried.

Tuckerdog

[TerriJ]

I also use Soothe.  My ophthalmologist gave me a bunch to try and it works the best for me.

Terri

[eyeamdry]

Everyone, this is a very individual thing!  It's best to use non-preserved drops, but I think the kind is up to an individual choice.  I've been on dry eye boards almost 10 years and the favorites seem to be TheraTears and Refresh (or Refresh Plus).  Soothe is also another one that is liked very much, although personally I didn't like it when my doc gave me some samples.  I also think if your drop seems to stop working after awhile, it's good to try a different brand as I think we can become "sensitive" at times and our faves may stop working.  Good luck.  Lucy

[watoozie]

I used Sooth XP and I like it better than any other drops I have used.  It doesn't cloud my vision as much as some of them, expecially the gels.

[BonusMom]

Thanks for the info and suggestions, Sjoggies.  I've not been real successful with the Systane.

[irish]

I get a lot of samples from my DIL who is an optometrist. She does this and then wants my opinion. I really like the Soothe eye drops a lot. There is a new drop out there but I can't think of the name of it. I think it is called Blink.

It is almost funny with that drop cause the bottle is such a hard plastic that you cannot bend and twist enough nor squeeze hard enough to get the drop to come out and have it land in my eye. She could not believe that the company did not know how bad their packaging was. Irish