TEARS PF Preservative-Free Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Drops, 0.33 fl oz (10 mL)

The eye drops work really great and help my eyes to feel less dry and to help with the symptoms of the dry eye, but the bottle is super hard to use. You have to squeeze really hard. And even with aiming it doesn’t always go where it’s supposed to go. As someone who struggles with their fingers and their hands, the hard squeeze that you have to do to get the eyedrops to even come out enough is too much and too hard.

Refresh Tears eye drops have been a simple, reliable fix for everyday dry-eye moments—especially when my eyes feel gritty after long screen time, driving, or being in air-conditioned rooms. The drops go in smoothly without a harsh sting, and they give quick, noticeable relief that makes my eyes feel comfortable again within minutes. I also like that they don’t leave my vision blurry for long (if at all), so I can use them during the day and get right back to work. Overall, if you need a basic, dependable lubricating drop for mild-to-moderate dryness, Refresh Tears are a solid go-to to keep on your desk, in your bag, or in the car.

These eye drops are excellent and good. It makes you look like you are crying. Better than Visine.

Product seems to work well but the bottle is almost impossible to squeeze. I am a relatively strong male and I find the bottle a pain. They really need to change the packaging. I have never noticed any bad smells from the product like others have.

Getting ready to have cataract surgery and was told I have dry eyes. Refresh Tears are great to use, no preservatives to irritate your eyes.

I will not be buying this again especially from Amazon. The dispenser is problematic. You have to be able to tip your head way back and aim this directly over the center of your eye at the same time. It's like trying to hit the bullseye of a target unlike the previous bottles which allowed you to pull out your bottom eyelid and put a drop in. You can try that but odds are you will miss. And by the way, that’s the way my optometrist showed me to use eyedrops safely. And to make matters worse, squeezing the bottle is ridiculously difficult in order to get one drop to come out directly into the middle of the eye. It takes several attempts to get anything out. It seems the only way to get it to work is to continue to squeeze the bottle and wait for the drop. Good luck with that. No matter how good the solution is, it's no good if you can't get into your eye. They certainly didn't design this for handicapped people or seniors. Also it made my eyes feel dryer with a slight burning sensation which is most likely due to the fact it was probably spoiled. I rinsed my eyes out with an optical solution.

Worked as advertised. But little expensive thought

Eye doc told me to try preservative-free Refresh in lieu of my regular Refresh. Have minor eye inside corner soreness/pain not sure why. Tried these drops and maybe got a bad vial but the drops smell bad, almost a rotten smell. threw them out to be safe. also the bottle is awful, eye drops do not come out easily like regular Refresh bottles. The smell issue maybe a one-off. But the bottle is definitely not user friendly, bad design, drops do not flow out and cap is not tight like other Refresh. Going back to my normal Refresh drops.