It is a lubricating eye gel used to relieve dry, irritated eyes when natural tears do not keep the eyes moist enough.

Carbomer forms a moist, lubricating layer over the eye’s surface. It acts as an artificial tear to improve comfort.

Yes. A gritty or burning feeling can be a symptom of dry eyes, which carbomer eye gel is used to relieve.

Wash your hands, gently pull down the lower eyelid and apply the gel into the space between the eyelid and eye. Keep the tube tip from touching your eye or skin.

Follow the instructions for your specific product or your pharmacist’s advice. The recommended frequency can vary between brands.

Check your product leaflet before use. Some formulations require you to remove contact lenses and wait before putting them back in.

Usually, you should leave a gap between different eye products and apply the gel last. Check the leaflet for your product or ask a pharmacist about the correct interval.

It may briefly blur your vision after application. Wait until you can see clearly before driving or using machinery.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use. Advice may differ depending on the specific formulation.

Speak to a doctor or pharmacist if your symptoms worsen, do not improve, or you develop eye pain, swelling or marked redness.