In article <(E-Mail Removed) .com>,
"Bucky" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> On Feb 15, 4:25 pm, "Mike Tyner" <mty...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> > Plain old salt water is available as "unpreserved" tear supplements, and the
> > price looks even more shocking except for the fact it's guaranteed sterile
> > when opened, and guaranteed pure, and comes in a convenient package that
> > won't hurt you or turn it to acid on your dashboard in the summer. Wetting
> > drops are a pretty good deal considering the incidence of contamination and
> > infection remains low if you follow the instructions.
>
> I did see a B&L Sensitive Eyes rewetting drops (without lubrication).
> I read the ingredients, and they were identical to the B&L Sensitive
> Eyes saline. But the rewetting drops cost $7 for 1 oz. Whereas the
> saline is less than $3/12oz ($0.25/oz). Ridiculous.
I've used the big bottles. Not too convenient. I bought the little
bottles. When they ran out, wash your hands well. Pop the nipple off.
Just push sideways. Refill with saline. Put the nipple back on. I
would often do this several times, and then buy another little bottle.
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