Biotrue Hydration Boost Eye Drops, Preservative Free, Soft Contact Lens Friendly for Irritated and Dry Eyes from Bausch + Lomb, Naturally Inspired, 0.33 FL OZ (10 mL)

I ordered these as a replacement for another preservative-free brand I was not satisfied with. I like these drops much more, they are not milky or make my vision temporarily blurry. They hydrate my eyes and feel fresh. The only reason I listed 4 stars instead of 5 is because I do not like how stiff and rigid the bottle is, it is hard to squeeze. The price was much better, comparable sizes and functionality, so I will most likely stick with these!

The eyedrops themselves, when you can get the solution into your eye, are great - however - if you're purchasing these eyedrops for someone with hand weakness, tremors, mobility issues in general - I (unfortunately) do not recommend buying this. :( 1. It's NOT like the standard Visine style delivery system where you barely squeeze the bottle and you've got drops everywhere (and one or two are guaranteed to hit the target). You must REALLY SQUEEZE HARD before even one drop comes out. 2. While you very firmly squeeze the bottle for quite a few seconds until a drop is released - if you have unsteady hands, and can't stand with head tilted back for more than 5-10 seconds, this will be difficult for you. 3. The cap does NOT "lock" on - you cannot tell if the cap is secure.. If you're going to put these drops in your purse, be sure to put them in a ziplock baggie to avoid the probability that the cap will come off if the bottle is loosely in a side pocket, etc. The drops are nice - they are soothing & seem to work ok. But the package design is so awful, I'm on amazon today trying to find another similar product with an easier-to-use dispensing bottle. Bummer. **Updated with a photo** Just used the drops to flush some dust out of my eye - and decided to include a photo to illustrate what the core of the problem could be. The tip is SO TINY and "barely there". With other eyedrops, you have something you can see that physically points to your eye (those of us who are blind without glasses on will "get" this lol). When you hold this away from your eye - I swear it's impossible to hit your eyeball with the drop, so you have to move it closer to your eyeball. And even then you can't get the drop to fall onto your eyeball. It needs to have an adequate-length tip that you can accurately aim at your eye to deliver the drop.

The drops themselves are really great but the dispenser is difficult to use. When you squeeze the bottle, nothing comes out. You have to keep squeezing harder and harder (while continuing to try and keep your eye open). Finally, you squeeze hard enough that you then get a sudden stream of drops.

They work great for me. I had cataract surgery and have to make sure my eyes stay hydrated.

Amazing