
Dry Eye
Blephasol Eyelid Lotion
£11.49 - £31.47
3 options available

Dry Eye
Blephaclean Eyelid Hygiene Wipes
£9.49 - £56.94
4 options available

Dry Eye
Thealoz Duo
£12.99 - £38.97
3 options available

Dry Eye
Hylo-Forte Eye Drops
£12.99 - £37.47
3 options available

Dry Eye
Hylo-Tear Eye Drops
£12.99 - £51.96
4 options available

Dry Eye
Optrex Double Action Eye Drops
£9.49 - £53.94
6 options available

Dry Eye
Hycosan Dual Eye Drops
£12.95 - £75.00
6 options available

Dry Eye
Hycosan Original Eye Drops
£7.99 - £47.94
6 options available

Dry Eye
Systane Ultra Eye Drops
£10.49 - £29.97
3 options available

Dry Eye
Hycosan Extra Eye Drops
£10.49 - £59.94
6 options available
Dry eye is a common condition where the eyes don't make enough tears, or the tears evaporate too quickly, leaving them feeling gritty, sore, tired or watery. At GetMyMeds we offer a range of drops and eyelid hygiene products to help soothe and protect your eyes.
How It Works
Our dry eye products are available over the counter without a consultation. Simply browse the range, choose what suits you and add it to your basket. If your symptoms are persistent, affect your vision, or you're unsure which product to pick, our pharmacy team is happy to advise.
Choosing a Treatment
Lubricating eye drops, often called artificial tears, help replace moisture and ease discomfort, with some formulations lasting longer than others. Preservative-free options can be gentler for frequent use. Eyelid hygiene products, such as cleansing lotions and wipes, can help when dry eye is linked to blepharitis or blocked glands along the lid margin. Taking regular screen breaks and staying hydrated may also help. Always read the patient information leaflet before use.
FAQ
How often can I use lubricating eye drops? Many drops can be used several times a day as needed. Preservative-free options are often preferred for frequent use. Check the leaflet or ask our pharmacist.
Why do my eyes water if they're dry? This is common. Eyes can produce extra tears as a reflex to irritation, but these don't always provide lasting relief, which is where lubricating drops can help.
When should I see a clinician? Seek advice if symptoms are severe or ongoing, your vision is affected, or your eyes are red and painful, as these may need further assessment.