Eye Drops Prescribed At Benadorm

[ilovemarkb]

Last september i was prescribed some amazing eye drops for long lasting dry eye releif. They were in a yellow and white tall bottle with an unusual clicking device that delivers one drop at a time. I remember checking if they were available to buy in the uk...sure enough they were on amazon and ebay expensive so i didnt bother. I think they werr about 15 quid. I would gladly pay double if only i could remember the name?????????

[Mohne]

"Sil-Ophtho™, Medium Viscosity, 15mL".........?

[237SJ]

It says that Sil Ophtho is for artificial eyes - would it be OK to stick that in your eye? Just wondering. Or there are some images here which my jog the memory https://www.google.es/search?q=gotas+para+los+ojos+secos&biw=1343&bih=623&tbm=isch&;tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&;sqi=2&ved=0ahUKEwiezvaZ_7jOAhVqDcAKHcAoD9YQ7AkIUA&dpr=1

[hc4361]

It's not for artificial eyes, it is artificial lubricant for eyes

[Mohne]

^^good point^^

[hc4361]

I'm still laughing :D

[237SJ]

I was reading under Description here - it mentions artificial eyes and prosthesis http://www.ericksonlabs.com/Sil_Ophtho_Medium_Viscosity_15mL_p/sil.htm

[Cmitchell]

http://www.farmaciaacasa.com/visine-ojos-secos-p-6666.html


???

[dannyk13]

237SJ is correct in what he read, it does mention artificial eyes.

[hc4361]

Ooops. I'm laughing on the other side of my face now :(

Apologies

[dannyk13]

http://www.visine.com/product-visine-original-red-eye-drops
Engish version.

[Baldric]

///Description
Silicone lubricant made specifically for artificial eyes///

[grasscarp]

http://www.scopeophthalmics.com/?ECProduct=30&;ec=dry-eye-products

these have a click device

[ilovemarkb]

grasscarp thankyou this is the ones!!!!! (y brain seems to think the packaging was yellow!!) thanks for help from other guys too xx

[fbg40]

Recently had to use some drops also for dry eyes - called SYSTANE. Recommended by the optician. Expensive from boots (£12.50) but a lot cheaper online. Try Chemist direct.
FBG40

[Peter Pedant]

bit late for a contribution

grass carp - bless has fingered Hylo-forte and the clicker
available on prescription from your GP but you will have to persuade him you need it.

my tear gland is in a pathology bottle ( long story ) and I use them about four to six times a day - my brother says kids with googly eyes need them about twice a day
and vita pos ( also Rx-able) at night

one bot lasts about a month so getting your GP on-side is a major saving

[eanceoil]

I often suffer what I call sticky eye, my gp doesn't give me drops, instead he suggested a drop of Johnson's baby shampoo, that no more tears stuff in some tepid water, and with cotton wool rub over my eyes, it works and it's cheap.