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Eyeganics Organic Tears (10mL MDPF bottle)

Rated 4.5 out of 5
Based on 15 reviews
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     About Eyeganics

    • Preservative-free lubricant eye drop
    • Certified organic: no preservatives, no additives, no artificial chemical ingredients
    • 0.2% glycerin
    • 10mL (0.3 fl oz)

    Description (Rebecca's)

    February 6, 2023

    First, some important context for Eyeganics:

    1. A lot of people are pining for fewer chemicals and more natural eye drop options.
    2. Big Pharma is not making any moves to address this trend.
    3. Compounded autologous serum tears (made from one's blood), while very popular, are not accessible to everyone due to cost and inconvenience.
    4. Scam Pharma is rushing to fill the void and meet demand for "natural" treatments, offering many eye drops that claim to be natural, but aren't what they say they are - and many of them are such flagrant rule-breakers that we have little basis to even trust them for safe manufacturing.

      This is why I have such a deep appreciation for the work that went into Eyeganics - a certified organic eye drop that contains no artificial chemical ingredients, and is also a compliant, safe eye drop, priced within a reasonable range for ordinary artificial tears. 

      Eyeganics is therefore a ground-breaking product. Kudos to Dr. Dan Friederich. If you think he's on the right track, conceptually, please let him know it, regardless of whether this eye drop ends up being a keeper for you personally!

      Wait: An "organic"eye drop? Huh?

      I know, right?

      This idea is eye-roll inducing for some of us, sort of like gluten free eyelid cleansers. After all, organic is all well and good for tomatoes, especially when they come out of my own garden and not some Big Ag farm. But an eye drop?

      Then I heard Dr. Friederich's story, and took a closer look.

      I realized that Eyeganics is actually a very serious attempt - the first of its kind, in fact - to make a more natural eye drop that is not only truly chemical-free but also complies with FDA rules, is packaged in the correct kind of bottle for preservative-free eye drops, and is made in a highly respected European manufacturing facility. That's when I said to myself that we really need to give this a chance, and to encourage more of the same approach.

      One of my key hopes for this drop is that it will be well tolerated by the growing number of people with chemical sensitivities, as well as by those who simply as a matter of preference want to steer away from anything that cannot be reasonably described as natural. Sadly, there are products claiming to be natural which are anything but! This one, however, is what it says it is.

      I would urge people trying Eyeganics to not set their expectations unreasonably high. This is a fairly low concentration glycerin drop; it is thin; unlike most glycerin-as-active-ingredient drops on the market, it does not contain sodium hyaluronate; and it may or may not provide sufficient symptomatic relief. (And if this seems like a lack of enthusiasm on my part, it's really just the fact that I never make promises about any drops, because it has always been my experience that it is impossible to predict who will like a given eye drop.)

      I can't say any more than that till I get some feedback from others. So, if you try it, please let us know! And please be honest but kind in the reviews... like I said, this kind of product development process and motivation is something I'd really like to encourage.

      The power of first impressions, and how marketing can backfire

      I noticed this eye drop a few months ago. I have to confess that I quickly blew past it. Why? Superficially, its presentation ticked all the wrong boxes for me at a time when there are more and more reasons to be suspicious of eye drops that seem to be coloring really far outside the lines. 

      Then one day at a conference, a doctor asked if I was aware of Eyeganics and, if so, what I thought of it. As I struggled for some sufficiently noncommittal comments, I realized I had made judgments without doing my homework. Not cool. That's how I ended up getting an intro to Dr. Friederich, having a conversation, and learning much more.

      Dry Eye Shop is fortunate enough to be patronized by many highly discriminating consumers. Any potential concerns that I do not raise myself, you will! So, at the risk of offending the proprietor I'm going to go ahead and state right here some of the superficial "red flags" that had raised my hackles and distracted me from the substance of what has been achieved with Eyeganics.

      In brief: (a) The platform I first saw it on sells noncompliant products alongside compliant products, so I immediately suspected this was just another dodgy drop. (b) The website dedicated to the product is too information-poor and doesn't even have the Drug Facts. (c) Too much emphasis on the testimonials. (d) Statements made on the product website about common ingredients in artificial tears feel like scare-mongering to me. What is the point of suggesting that the chemicals which are used in infinitesimal quantities to balance the pH of an eye drop could (but only if used or consumed in a vastly higher concentration) cause dire harm. Let's not forget that even water is toxic when you consume too much too fast! 

      Personal experience trying it

      As many of you know, there are very few drops that I like for my personal use. I am a scleral lens wearer who does not use eye drops during the day, so I don't actually have a personal need for a drop like this. I found Eyeganics perfectly comfortable to apply (it was not in the least irritating), but it is too thin and runny for my evening and morning needs.

      I am keen to learn who this drop is going to be best for. At 0.2% glycerin, it's not a heavyweight for severe dry eye, but I think it's going to have a very important niche. Please let us know what you think!

      Description (Manufacturer's)

      Description

      Eyeganics Organic Tears is extremely refreshing for dry eyes, with only three ingredients: organic glycerin (oil from organic vegetables), salt, and water.

      Eyeganics is the only eye drop that is certified organic by USDA: No preservatives, no artificial chemical ingredients, no additives, soy and gluten free.

      New technology dispenses ~300 preservative-free drops per bottle - an excellent value compared to single use vials. Note: Our bottle dropper is easy to use, requiring a sustained steady squeeze to dispense drops.

      Drug Facts

      Active ingredient

      Glycerin* 0.2% (Eye Lubricant)

      Uses

      • for the temporary relief of burning and irritation due to dryness of the eye
      • for use as a protectant against further irritation or to relieve dryness of the eye

      Warnings

      • For external use only
      • Do not use if solution changes color our becomes cloudy
      • To avoid contamination, do not touch tip of container to any surface. Replace cap after using.

      Stop use and ask a doctor if:

      • you experience eye pain
      • changes in vision
      • continued redness or irritation of the eye
      • the condition worsens or persists for more than 72 hours

      Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

      Directions

      Instill 1 or 2 drops in the affected eye(s) as needed.

      Other information

      Store at 59F to 86F (15C-30C)

      Inactive ingredients

      Sodium Chloride, Water

      *Certified organic

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      Reviewed by Anita N., from United States
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      I recommend this product
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      61 - 70
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      Use scleral lenses or PROSE
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      Eye Condition(s)
      • Dry eye disease
      • Blepharitis/MGD
      Rated 4 out of 5
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      Good Luck So Far

      Oddly enough, Dan Friederich is my eye doctor. He just recommended these drops to me, and so far I am seeing improvement. I had ordered myself an OTC eye drop from Amazon which was supposed to be good for dry eye. It was much heavier. It didn’t help the excessive tearing I was experiencing. Now I’m seeing improvement. It’s also much easier to use with my gas permeable contact lenses.

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      Rated 5 out of 5
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      Good drop

      I've never heard of this drop until your company told me it was back in stock. I decided to try it since I live in Arizona and my dry eye has been a bit worse since moving here three years ago. Most of the OTC drops seem to make my eyes feel worse and the prescribed "dry eye"medication, like Restasis and Xiidra are very expensive and didn't do anything to relieve my problems. This drop is wonderful! No harsh chemicals or preservatives and my eyes look and feel better! Highly recommend!

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      Rated 5 out of 5
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      Best eye drops!

      I have a sensitivity to most eye products with preservatives and have tried all the eye drops that claim they are preservative-free and for sensitive eyes. None of them have worked for me. This is the first drop that has worked with no irritation or sensitivity. It's expensive, but worth it when I need drops. I hope the Dry Eye Shop will keep stocking these drops. The only negative is that it's a bit expensive. Thank you!

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      Reviewed by Debra W., from United States
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      Great for my eyes

      Organic and no chemicals and it works!!! Love these drops 💧

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      Reviewed by Rae M., from United States
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      71 - 80
      Gender
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      Yes
      Eye Condition(s)
      • Dry eye disease
      • Aqueous deficient dry eye
      • Evaporative dry eye
      • Blepharitis/MGD
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      Good for soft lens rewetting

      This didn't do much for we when wearing sclerals, but works well when I wear soft lenses. I used to use the Similasan Dry Eye Drops for the same purpose - rewetting, but they have been recalled and are not longer available. For soft lenses, I can carry opened vials of Nutrifill, but they leak and are unsanitary. I wish Nutrifill would just make a multidose saline option for this purpose. Eyeganics seems too expensive for what I use it for.

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