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i like buying in advance from online and use months later in case there's a recall, i will be notified from where it was purchased. buying at the store has no method of alerting the consumer.
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i like buying in advance from online and use months later in case there's a recall, i will be notified from where it was purchased. buying at the store has no method of alerting the consumer.
So you put these on when your eyes are dry? What about when it is very red?
What about if you have something stuck in your eye? Does these help to get something out of your eye?
So you put these on when your eyes are dry? What about when it is very red?
What about if you have something stuck in your eye? Does these help to get something out of your eye?
Red eyes are often symptoms of dry eyes and although these drops don't target the redness, they should help with discomfort. Drops that target redness often make the dry eyes worse (so their use is not recommended). If you have chronic red eyes you should look into getting that treated. You could have tear production issue or oil gland dysfunction.
So you put these on when your eyes are dry? What about when it is very red?
What about if you have something stuck in your eye? Does these help to get something out of your eye?
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Red eyes are often symptoms of dry eyes and although these drops don't target the redness, they should help with discomfort. Drops that target redness often make the dry eyes worse (so their use is not recommended). If you have chronic red eyes you should look into getting that treated. You could have tear production issue or oil gland dysfunction.
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