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0.34oz Blink Contacts Lubricating Eye Drops for Soft/RGP Contact Lenses
$0.90
$7.99
+ Free Store Pickup on $10+ Orders
Walgreens has 0.34oz Blink Contacts Lubricating Eye Drops for Soft/RGP Contact Lenses on sale for $0.89 when you follow the steps listed below. Store pickup is available on a minimum order of $10+ (combine with other Walgreens Deals to meet the $10 minimum order requirement for pickup).
Thanks to Deal Editor powerfuldoppler for sharing this deal
Thanks to Deal Editor powerfuldoppler for sharing this deal
- Note: Pricing and availability may vary by location.
- Login/Register to your myWalgreens account (free to join)
- Go to the Blink Contacts Lubricating Eye Drops page
- Clip the following coupons:
- $3 Off 1 Mfr. Coupon
- $4 Off 1 Monthly Savings Book
- Add to your cart
- Apply promo code WAG10 in your cart
- Your total should be $0.89 with a $10 minimum required for store pickup.
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Walgreens [walgreens.com] has 0.34-Oz Blink Contacts Lubricating Eye Drops for Soft/RGP Contact Lenses on sale for $0.89 when you follow the instructions listed below. Select free store pickup where stock permits on minimum orders of $10 or more.
Note, store pickup may vary depending on product availability
Instructions:
Note, store pickup may vary depending on product availability
Instructions:
- Login/Register to your myWalgreens account [Free to Join [walgreens.com]]
- Click this link here [walgreens.com] for the product page
- On the product page, clip the $3 Off Manufacturers Coupon & $4 Off Monthly Savings Book coupon
- Note, if purchasing more than 2+ units, ensure you clip the $6 Off 2 coupon as well; up to a limit of 3
- Add the respective product(s) to cart
- In cart, apply promo code WAG10 (for an extra 10% Off discount)
- Total at checkout should be $0.89 w/ free store pickup (minimum of $10+ orders only)
Created 05-12-2024
at 10:20 AM
by powerfuldoppler | Staff
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Not sure why they are being marketed for contact lens wearers, who would be more likely to be daily long-term users of eye drops.
Polyethylene glycol as active ingredient, no thanks.
Supposedly safe for topical use, but when injected into the retinas of lab rabbits caused necrosis.
If you have chronic eye issues, use an Ophthalmic emollient like SootheXP, which is just mineral oil.
If you think I'm paranoid, type "FDA recall of eye drops" into Google. Be careful what you put in your eyes, you only get one set.
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Not who you were asking, but I use the Biotrue Hydration Boost Dry Eye Drops. They're preservative free (also there are mfr coupons for them at Wags right now, probably at CVS or Target as well).
As for why preservative free:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm
Receipt ended at -$2. Should I have bothered to ask for my $2?
These drops were recommened to me by my optometrist ages ago. I use focus night and days and they help tremendously. The clean/hydrate ones.
Agree with Systane, I use their "Ultra" based on ophthalmologist rec, best I've tried.
Order summary
Item subtotal:$11.98
Promos & coupons:-$5.08
Store pickup:FREE
Sales tax:$0.06
Manufacturer coupons:
-$6.00
Order total:$0.96
Not sure why they are being marketed for contact lens wearers, who would be more likely to be daily long-term users of eye drops.
Polyethylene glycol as active ingredient, no thanks.
Supposedly safe for topical use, but when injected into the retinas of lab rabbits caused necrosis.
If you have chronic eye issues, use an Ophthalmic emollient like SootheXP, which is just mineral oil.
If you think I'm paranoid, type "FDA recall of eye drops" into Google. Be careful what you put in your eyes, you only get one set.
Yes, you're paranoid. Blink isn't part of the FDA recall. These aren't generic drops. Bausch & Lomb is a top ten contact lens manufacturer. They're also high on recommendation lists, along with Systane and Genteal.
Oh yeah, I've been wearing contacts for 4 decades. These drops are perfectly fine.
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