Systane COMPLETE Preservative Free Dry Eye Drops, 0.34 fl oz, Contains Propylene Glycol 0.6%, Multi-Dose Lubricating Eye Drops for Irritation & Dryness, Hydrating & Soothing

Systane was recommended by my eye doctor for dry eye. The are gentle, moisturizing, preservative free and work great.

This brand works really great for dry eyes, and they are very soothing. The price is also reasonable.

This is one of three systane products I use since my insurance company decided not to cover the Cequa my doctor prescribed for me. Systane makes good, effective OTC products. Yes, they make your vision blurry for a few minutes after using…just like every other dry eye product does. They don’t cause burning or irritation in most people. If you experience those side effects, check with your eye doctor to see if you should discontinue using them. As for all the reviews saying this product is milky or cloudy; they’re supposed to be. They don’t cause attached photo is from their website explaining why they’re a milky white color.

Just had LASIK surgery, and since I’ll be using a lot of eye drops over the next few months, decided to buy one of each of the recommended drops on my aftercare list. They only recommended preservative free drops, and the photo show the four brands I’ve been using. Slime factor: Optase - the slimiest (thickest) Systane Complete PF - also pretty slimey Refresh Relieva PF - not very slimey at all Thera tears - least slimey (feels like regular water) The Optase is expensive, but it works well. It does leave my cheeks with a slime residue, so I splash or wipe my face off a few times a day. That’s not necessary, but I prefer to. It doesn’t crud or anything. I think “300 doses” is a touch optimistic. I did the math and for me, it came out to closer to 200 or so. I gravitate to the Systane the most often, all said and done. It does crud my eyelashes a bit after several uses in a row, but it keeps my eyes lubricated a good long time. I found it similar to Optase with a little less slime factor. I sometimes splash off my eyes when using this one too. I like Refresh for different reasons, it feels light and clean due it’s more watery consistency. But it doesn’t keep my eyes lubricated as long, so I keep this at the ready when I do use it. I have to reapply more often. Lastly, Theratears. It doesn’t really market as PF, but in small print, the box does say it’s “preservative free in the eye.” Not sure what that means, but it was on my recommended list so I bought it. This is most like a “regular” eye drop. Feels very light and watery, and comes in a regular dropper bottle without the vacuum PF nub. Works well and I got a bigger bottle at a good price point. All in all, I like all of them for different reasons and like to vary it up day to day depending on what I’m doing. If I’m out and about with less time to reapply, I go for the Optase or Systane. When I’m lounging at home with more leeway to reapply, I go with Refresh and Theratears because it feels less gunky. Hope this helps.

Great for my dry eyes, here in the high desert.

Absolutely.Nothing works better for my horribly dry eyes than this drop. My I doctor recommended it a couple of years ago. And after trying dozens of brands that promised to help this one finally does. Application is really easy. There's no leakage from the bottles. And the drops spread and adhere and absorb beautifully

I have very dry eyes and I like this brand and the fact that is multi dose vial. Easy to use and soothing. Better for eye. Less preservatives.

It took very long time to receive the product. I used it one time and the drops were very gentle and soothing. The next time I try to use the drops, the bottle was collapsed and no matter what I tried the drops would not come out.

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