ScienceBased Health HydroEye Dry Eye Supplement – Clinically Tested with GLA & Omega-3 – Supports a Healthy Tear Film for Lasting Eye Comfort – 120 Softgels

I have used this product, ScienceBased Health HydroEye Dry Eye Supplement, for several years and it works well for my extremely dry eyes. I highly recommend HydroEye for anyone who suffers with dry eyes.

It’s a good product my doctor subscribes it.

Helps with dry eye

This was recommended by my opthalmologist and it has truly helped my eyes.

My ophthalmologist recommended these supplements after I was diagnosed with dry eyes. I’ve been taking them consistently for about three months, and I’ve noticed a significant improvement. Before starting these, I frequently experienced a burning sensation in my eyes. Since taking them, that feeling has decreased noticeably. What really confirmed their effectiveness for me was when I ran out and went about two weeks without taking them—the burning sensation came back. Once I restarted them, I noticed improvement again. Because of that, I now make sure to keep an extra bottle on hand so I don’t run out. The only downside is the dosage—you have to take four capsules daily. While they are easy to swallow, taking that many pills can be a bit much, especially if you already take other supplements. That said, for me, the results have been worth it. Overall, this has been a very effective supplement for managing my dry eye symptoms, and I plan to continue using it.

I could feel the benefits of this product the first night that I used it.

Good product

My dermatologist says I have Rosacea in my eyes. Symptoms: feels like sand in my eyes, and can't endure watching TV after about 7 p.m. I found out about this product on Consumer Lab newsletter. Directions say take it for at least 2 months to get results. But I had some good results after 2 weeks. After 6 weeks very good results. I can watch tv. And I have noticeable tears, which I have not had for a long time. Discomfort eased about 80%. DRAWBACKS: 1. this product is very expensive; 2. this product contains a high dose of B-6, which worries me; you have to take 4 pills a day. My experience and reading suggest to me that I may have Sjogren's Syndrome, which is actually an autoimmune condition. Not sure. Risk factors match me: older, overweight, high chloresterol, wine drinker, probably have a little too much saturated fat in diet (but not bad). The theory behind this product is that it boosts GLA (an omega-6 essential fatty acid) that the body makes itself, but perhaps stops making as we age It contains black currant seed oil, which is high in GLA. I am going to experiment with taking one HydroEye in morning, and then switching to less expensive black currant seed oil capsules. That will reduce the B-6 dose, and save money. But I am not sure it will work as well. UPDATE, 9/26/18 HydroEye continues to work for me. I did experiment with stretching the expensive HydroEye pills by swapping out a couple of Black Currant Seed Oil pills each day, and that seemed to work. But I decided I really wanted the maximum relief, and have been buying the pills. I had one period when I developed odd pin-prick pain in my hand joints. This worried me about the B-6 dose in the pills. So, again, I swapped out half the dose with the Black Currant Seed Oil. After about a week the prickly apparently nerve related pain in my hands diminished, and then disappeared. I don't know for sure if there was a relationship. Since then I have gone back to the full dose. But if the pain returns I will switch out again. Read the label before you take it. There's a bunch of stuff in there.