Clear Eyes Contact Lens Relief Eye Drops, 0.5 Fl Oz
Original price was: $5.21.$3.95Current price is: $3.95.
Price: $5.21 - $3.95
(as of Mar 17, 2025 05:45:46 UTC – Details)
Clear Eyes Contact Lens Relief Eye Drops provide relief for dry and irritated eyes. The lubricating eye drops are specially formulated for contact lens wearers to rewet lenses and remove particles from lenses. Clear Eyes Contact Lens Relief Eye Drops relieve burning and irritation due to eye dryness and help to protect against further irritations. As the number 1-selling brand of eye drops, Clear Eyes has provided consumers with a line of OTC eye drops for relief of a range of eye irritations. Clear Eyes Eye Drops are specially formulated to soothe a range of conditions including itchy, burning, gritty, irritated and dry eyes. All Clear Eyes products provide up to 12 hours of soothing comfort. Clear Eyes products are FSA- and HSA-eligible in the U.S
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : Yes
Product Dimensions : 0.96 x 1.91 x 3.79 inches; 0.96 ounces
Item model number : 00678112664771B
Date First Available : January 1, 1999
Manufacturer : Prestige Consumer Healthcare
ASIN : B000HM4KXE
Clear Eyes Contact Lens Multi-Action Relief Eye Drops provide relief for dry and irritated eyes
Lubricating eye drops for contact lens wearers
Relieves dry eyes and soothes and moisturizes.Store at room temperature
Rewets lenses and removes particles from lenses
Provides up to 12 hours of soothing comfort
From the #1-selling eye drops brand* *Based on units sold per IRI MULO+C, calendar years 2014-2019 and L52 weeks ending 7/12/20
Contains 1 bottle of Clear Eyes Contact Lens Multi-Action Relief Eye Drops, 0.5 fl oz
FSA- and HSA-eligible product in the U.S.
Customers say
Customers find that the eye drops provide comfort and relief for dry eyes. They work well with contacts and are a good value for the price. Many of them appreciate the quality and longevity of the eye drops. However, some customers report skin irritation, redness, and itching after using the drops. Additionally, they dislike the drier feel after use.
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Original price was: $5.21.$3.95Current price is: $3.95.
Aphrodite Perez –
Soothing & refreshing
Very soothing & refreshing in my eyes.
Bruce D. –
Great value,Clear Eyes works !
3 bottles for this price is a steal of a deal. The drops make my eyes feel great and last for hours. Long time user,I have no complaints. ð
Innarn –
Works great
Good relief if you wear contacts
mark_716 –
Moisturizes Great…..
i like this because I’m a contact wearer and the other brand, i won’t name it but V. Dries my eyes out… this works great and lasts awhile. But this os happening to my skin. SEE PICTURES. Been using it for w long time, not every bottle does this to my skin. Just these last 2 bottles i bought. So, good other than this time.. leaving red marks on my skin. You can see red where the solution ran down my face, and around my eyelids.
The Fresh Vato –
Great drops. Poor delivery.
Compared the any other contact relief drops Iâve tried, these are the best. I noticed that even after major extended wear they actually work very well. Iâve tried other brands before like Alcon Pure Moist drops and Bausch and Lomb but the Bausch and Lomb ended up making my eyes dry and the Alcon drops always made my vision blurry, which is the absolute worst feeling, especially if you are tired and still need to work or focus on something.The clear eyes drops will make your eyes a little scratchy at first, but it essentially works itâs way under the contact lens and seals the moisture.I use 2 drops in both eyes and itâs perfect. It doesnât take long to clear up after moisturizing the lens and I didnât need to keep using them over and over like the other ones. I swear the other brands just didnât test them, because they donât even work compared to these.As far as the delivery. It was awful and I tried to get this 2 or 3 times before the delivery finally showed. So there must be a demand for them LOL.Either way, Amazon made up for the delivery mistake. Wait, actually they didnât the last time. Iâll have to ask them again. But they are good drops! So buy them.If your skin is super dry you might notice the red streaks. But it doesnât âburnâ your skin. Itâs literally just the reaction to the drops on your skin. they arenât âskin dropsâ they are eye drops.The red streaks go away in a few minutes but it doesnât happen every time. It all depends, because some moisturizers could interact with it.Either way buy it if you wear contacts everyday. The other brands suck compared. Iâm very particular and these pass my inspection.
Crissy –
Price
Price at bit steep. But, this particular kind is not found in my hometown anymore.
Joshua Campodonico –
Best for Contacts that experiance dry eyes and dirty lenses
so i used to buy these at walmart because i was amazed to see how well they not only moisturize the eyes while the lenses are still inside the eyes but how well they clean the lenses while inside the eye. I wear my lenses for 8-12 hours and drive for a living at all hours so I was surprised to find they were on amazon and ordered a bunch. if you wear lenses and experiance long wear dryness fatigue and dirty film over lenses causing blurs I highly recommend these they will restore 80-90% of your comfort and sight in just a 2-3 drops in each each eye.
J –
Irritating and not as refreshing compared to other brands like Refresh and Blink
The ruler in the photo I attached is in inches.Irritation:I found that whatever comfort the eye drops provided, if any, were overshadowed by the very slight irritation that it had. A few minutes after putting a drop in each eye with contacts, my eyes or the area around my eyes felt kinda scratchy sometimes. It’s not irritating/stinging/burning but it felt like an itch that I couldn’t scratch. I usually put a drop in, close my eyes, and wipe any excess off my eye with a cloth but even that didn’t help much with the scratchiness. The scratchiness was mostly around the tear duct from the inner eye. I used my old Refresh drops to try to wash away the irritation and it did help.I also tried putting the drop onto the lens (yes I know they don’t instruct you to do this but I just wanted to try), putting the lens onto the eye, then putting a drop on the eye. This caused so much irritation that It got really annoying within 10 minutes and I took off my contacts.Smell:This isn’t a really important to note, but these eye drops also do kind of smell. They don’t smell bad enough for you to react but it does smell kind of sour-chemicallyish. You will only smell it if the drops go through your tear duct in your eye and go into your nose. The smell goes away really quickly. I also didn’t get any of the red skin that other people have described in their reviews. I think its because I usually always wipe away any excess lens drops from my skin.Bottle:I do like the physical bottle it uses. The tip is bit skinnier and longer than my Blink or Refresh drops and the fact that the bottle is more of a flat shape instead of the typical cylindrical makes it easier to squeeze out drops.Comfort:Comfort wise, since I couldn’t put a drop onto the lens before insertion for the Clear Eyes, I found that my Refresh for contacts (not the optive ones) were significantly more comfortable and didn’t have that itchiness I described. Above my Refresh drops were the Blink contact eye drops which were the most comfortable.Expiration:Usually for eye drops, they say something like “discard 90/45 days after opening” like that. I usually use this as a guideline on how long it can last before irritation/contamination, but for this product it doesn’t say that anywhere. It talks about discarding past the expiration date and when it is discolored, but nothing about discarding after opening. When researching online at the American Academy of Ophthalmology, a doctor answered that it can be assumed to last until the expiration date (a year in this case for my specific bottle). So I guess it lasts about a year or so? Idk