Shirley Price Chamomile Eye Drops

Excellent ingredient credentials: water, castor bean oil and herb extracts, nothing else.The drops do 'tingle' when they first enter your eyes, as the directions warn, and this is almost a sting, though nowhere near as bad as getting soap in your eye! The drops can also feel a little grainy for a few seconds. However, they moisturise your eyes as effectively as any non-natural eye drops I've tried, even the contact lens ones, although this product says it's not suitable for contact lenses wearers.Once opened you have a month to use the bottle, which is standard, and this is achieved without dodgy preservatives that you probably don't want in your eyes! Applying drops to my eyes two or three times a day gets me through most of the bottle within the month. This makes it a worthwhile purchase, weighing health benefits against environmental impacts of packaging.The only negative is that the bottle doesn't state what sort of plastic it is: it looks and feels like type 2 HDPE, although the cap isn't recyclable.

Firstly, hats off to the seller, they re-sent my item after it got returned due to my moving house.Secondly, so far I am very impressed with these eye drops. I've had dry eye problems for a couple of years now and have tried a LOT of different eye drops, including expensive optician recommended ones and homeopathic ones. So far these are the best I have found. They are very soothing and my eyes feel a lot better today even though I have been working at a computer all day. Fingers crossed they continue to work for my eyes. If they do, I will most certainly be re-purchasing.

I love these chemical free eye drops. They really help moisturise my eyes and I would definitely purchase them again.