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Hycosan Extra - Double Pack - Preservative Free Eye Drops - Sodium Hyaluronate 0.2% - for Treatment of Dry Eyes - 2x7.5ml : £15.40 @ Amazon
Hycosan Extra - Double Pack - Preservative Free Eye Drops - Sodium Hyaluronate 0.2% - for Treatment of Dry Eyes - 2x7.5ml : £15.40 @ Amazon
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Posted 25 April 2023

Hycosan Extra - Double Pack - Preservative Free Eye Drops - Sodium Hyaluronate 0.2% - for Treatment of Dry Eyes - 2x7.5ml : £15.40 @ Amazon

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Hycosan Extra - Double Pack - Preservative Free Eye Drops - Sodium Hyaluronate 0.2% - for Treatment of Dry Eyes - 2x7.5ml : £15.40 @ Amazon

BOOTS: £10.80 each
SUPERDRUG: £11.99 each
SPECSAVERS: £12 each

Product Description
Product Information Preservative free lubricating eye drop Eye drops for more severe and persistent Dry eye symptoms 6 months sterility Contains 0.2% sodium hyaluronate Contact lens compatible Each bottle contains 7.5ml of solution. Use as part of the 3 step HEAT, CLEANSE, HYDRATE regime Always read the label and instructions for use.

Ingredients 1ml of Hycosan Extra contains 2mg sodium hyaluronate, citric acid anhydrous, sodium citrate, sorbitol and water for injections

Legal Disclaimer Before use, please refer to the leaflet included.
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  1. Reigan's avatar
    Reigan
    The longer you use the more you become dependant as your natural production drops.
    fleischyy's avatar
    fleischyy
    That’s not how tear film problems work.
  2. wee_snoop's avatar
    wee_snoop
    Hylo forte is also basically the same thing as this . I get them free on prescription from my GP every month. Used to pay about £12 a bottle for this one from my optician then found out I could get the hylo one on prescription
  3. jerrysimon's avatar
    jerrysimon
    Good price I just paid £18.50 for this double pack. Recently been told to use this. Took a while to get use to applying. Basically I look up at ceiling one or two drops into corner of eye near nose blink a few times and feel it goes in my eyeballs. I’ve found using this helps a lot with dry eyes
    Wooj's avatar
    Wooj
    Have you tried pulling your lower lid down, by pulling down on your cheek, to make a pocket, then drop into the pocket, much easier than directly onto the surface of the eye
  4. Alex5454's avatar
    Alex5454
    Buy 4 from eBay around 20 quid
    Muyhee's avatar
    Muyhee
    Link? Pls...
  5. adamrj's avatar
    adamrj
    Other than printer ink is this the most expensive liquid in the world? Over £1K a litre, and that's with the offer.
  6. JustLikeArkwright's avatar
    JustLikeArkwright
    Prefer the VizHyal brand from Visualize myself, usually £4.99 at Amazon.

    They are fiddly in a different way to Hycosan but at half the price I'll take that any time.
  7. berisford's avatar
    berisford
    I find these difficult to use - the one drop per click idea is great but I can’t hold it steady enough, as it ‘clicks’ my hand moves………..
    Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    Roger_Irrelevant
    Just buy a cheap eye spray and decant these into it. I find it much easier to use the spray and aim upwards towards tear duct. Also eye drops are impractical on the daily commute.
  8. Insomniac82's avatar
    Insomniac82
    What's the expiry on these?
  9. eelvis's avatar
    eelvis
    I use these and they are very good but bought some from Amazon and they had been used and mold grew in them and caused an eye problem. Your opticians can recommend them to your doctor and get on prescription free in Scotland.
    Reigan's avatar
    Reigan
    Same in England.
  10. Lee_Rogmeister's avatar
    Lee_Rogmeister
    These get me through my long shifts at work with contacts
  11. junk15's avatar
    junk15
    £21.99 shown to me...
  12. Thislife79's avatar
    Thislife79
    If you have Dry Eyes, see your GP who can refer you to a specialist if needed. Either way, the NHS prescription charge is £9.65 or roughly the same each month for a 12 month Prescription pre- payment certificate for as many items as needed. A wide variety of these drops and lubricating agents are available on prescription, as many items as required. (edited)
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