Avizor Lacrifresh Aloe Eye Drops 10 ml

Lacrifresh Aloe is a moisturising and soothing eye drop for people who suffer from irritated, dry or tired eyes. The drops are designed to moisturise the surface of the eye and can provide relief from mild irritation caused by environmental factors. The aloe vera provides a soothing sensation. The formula is preservative-free and phosphate-free, making the drops gentle on sensitive eyes. The product does not automatically treat the cause of eye irritation; symptoms may be related to dry air, prolonged screen time, contact lenses, dust, wind, allergies or the fit of the lenses. Do not use this product to treat infections, allergies, eye injuries or unexplained symptoms. If you experience pain, persistent redness, discharge or changes in vision, seek professional advice.

Lacrifresh Aloe is used to relieve dry, tired or irritated eyes. The drops can form part of your daily eye care routine, for example when working at a computer screen, in dry indoor air, during prolonged contact lens wear or in cases of mild irritation caused by environmental factors.

Do not use this product to treat infections, allergies, eye injuries or unexplained symptoms. If you experience pain, persistent redness, discharge or changes in vision, seek professional advice.

Lacrifresh Aloe is designed to moisturise and soothe eyes irritated by environmental factors, prolonged contact lens wear and digital devices, with aloe vera as its key ingredient. Lacrifresh Moisture is more suited to occasional dryness and contains hyaluronan, whilst the Lacrifresh OcuDry variants (0.20% and 0.30%) contain a higher concentration of hyaluronan for a more pronounced dry sensation. Which variant works best varies from person to person and depends on the symptoms, the condition of the eye’s surface, contact lens use, the environment and personal sensitivity. In practice, you can choose the variant that suits the user’s symptoms and preferences. The contact lens specialist or optometrist will advise the user on which variant is best suited to their situation.

Lacrifresh Aloe can be used to relieve a dry or irritated sensation in the eyes. For mild or temporary symptoms, a moisturising drop may provide relief. In the case of recurring or persistent dry eyes, it is advisable to have the cause assessed.

No. The drops can moisturise and soothe the surface of the eye, but they do not cure dry or irritated eyes. Eye irritation can have various causes, and sometimes further assessment is needed. These may include lens fit, wearing time, dry air, allergies, eyelid problems, medication or an infection. The drops relieve the dry or irritated sensation, but do not address the underlying cause. If the symptoms recur frequently or do not improve, have your eyes, the tear film and, if applicable, your contact lenses assessed by an optician, optometrist or ophthalmologist. Do not use the drops to mask serious or persistent symptoms. Following an assessment, appropriate advice can be given on how to manage the symptoms and on any additional measures that may be required.

Avizor describes Lacrifresh Aloe as a multi-dose product free from preservatives. This may be beneficial for users who are sensitive to preservatives or who prefer to use preservative-free eye drops. The drops are also phosphate-free. Always check the packaging for the latest product information, the use-by date and the shelf life after opening. Use the product hygienically: keep the dropper tip away from contact with fingers, the eye, eyelid, eyelashes, skin and contact lenses, and close the bottle immediately after use. This ensures the solution remains as clean as possible throughout the usage period. As the drops are preservative-free, they are gentle on the eyes when used regularly and are suitable for sensitive eyes. If in doubt about their suitability for a specific situation, an eye care professional can provide advice tailored to the user.

Avizor states that Lacrifresh Aloe is phosphate-free. Phosphate-free eye drops are sometimes chosen by those wishing to avoid phosphates in eye care products. This is particularly relevant for professional product advice and for specific eye conditions. For most users, the most important factor is that the eye drops are suitable for their symptoms, the condition of the eye’s surface, any contact lenses they wear, and the advice given by their eye care professional. Being phosphate-free is therefore a characteristic of the formulation which, in certain cases, plays a role in the choice of eye drops. If you would like to know whether a phosphate-free eye drop is preferable in a specific situation, please consult an optometrist or ophthalmologist. They will be able to advise whether this characteristic is relevant to the user and their condition.

Avizor describes Lacrifresh Aloe as a product for moisturising and softening contact lenses. However, always check the label and follow the advice of your contact lens specialist, as not every lens wearer has the same routine or the same type of lens. If in doubt, remove the lenses before applying the drops and wait before reinserting them, in accordance with the advice on the packaging or from your specialist. Do not use eye drops as a substitute for contact lens solution; soft lenses must be cleaned and stored in accordance with the care system specified for the lens. For RGP lenses, the lens’s own cleaning and storage solution is still required, and for scleral lenses, the filling solution is usually sterile saline or a specific filling solution. Therefore, for special types of lenses, only use the eye drops as advised.

This depends on the instructions on the label and the advice of your contact lens specialist. With soft lenses, a moisturising drop can sometimes be helpful when the eyes feel dry or irritated, but recurring symptoms should be assessed.

Do not use eye drops as a substitute for contact lens solution. Soft lenses must be cleaned and stored in accordance with the care system specified for the lens.

The same applies to RGP lenses: follow the instructions on the label and the advice of your contact lens specialist. A moisturising drop can sometimes be soothing if your eyes feel dry or irritated, but not every drop is suitable for every type of lens or every routine.

Do not use Lacrifresh Aloe as a substitute for RGP cleaning solution, conditioner or storage solution. Specific contact lens products are required for these purposes.

With scleral lenses, extra care must be taken with solutions. The solution used to fill the lens well before insertion is usually sterile, preservative-free saline or a specific scleral lens filling solution. Ordinary eye drops are not automatically intended for this purpose.

When using Lacrifresh Aloe with scleral lenses, do so only on the advice of your contact lens specialist. Also ask whether the drops should be used before, during or after wearing your lenses.

If you use overnight lenses or Ortho-K, it is advisable to discuss the use of eye drops with your contact lens specialist. The timing can be important, for example before insertion, after removal or during the day when not wearing lenses.

Do not use these drops as a substitute for the prescribed cleaning and disinfection of overnight contact lenses. The recommended lens care system remains necessary for this purpose.

Lacrifresh Aloe can be soothing when eyes feel irritated after exposure to chlorine fumes or chlorinated water. This does not mean that contact lenses should be worn in swimming pool water.

If you experience any discomfort after swimming whilst wearing your lenses, remove them and seek advice if you have pain, redness or blurred vision.

Follow the instructions for use on the packaging or the advice of your eye care professional. Do not use more frequently than necessary. If you need to use the drops frequently, it is advisable to discuss the cause of your symptoms.

Lifestyle and working conditions can also play a role in dry or irritated eyes. These include taking breaks from screen time, humidity levels, air conditioning, heating, smoke, dust and the length of time contact lenses are worn.

Only use the product in accordance with the instructions for use and professional advice. Some eye drops can be used before bedtime, but consultation is required if you wear overnight contact lenses, have an eye condition or are using medicinal drops.

If you experience significant discomfort at night or upon waking, please discuss this with an eye care professional. You may need a gel, ointment, different eye drops or an assessment of your eyelids.

Yes, some moisturising eye drops may cause temporary blurred vision. Wait until your vision is clear again before driving, cycling in heavy traffic or carrying out precision work.

If your vision remains blurred or if you experience pain or redness, stop using the product and seek advice.

Do not use Lacrifresh Aloe as a means of masking redness. Red eyes can have various causes, such as dryness, irritation, allergy, infection, lens problems or damage.

That depends on the type of eye drops. Are you using medicinal eye drops, allergy drops, antibiotics, glaucoma drops or anti-inflammatory drops? If so, ask how best to combine them with Lacrifresh Aloe.

There is often a required waiting period between using different eye care products. Do not use products immediately one after the other without following the instructions.

For allergy symptoms such as itching, watery eyes and redness, moisturising eye drops can sometimes provide relief, but the product does not treat the allergy itself. In the case of clear hay fever symptoms or recurring allergic reactions, a different product or medical advice may be required.

Do not use the drops to mask severe swelling, pain or redness. Seek advice if symptoms persist or worsen.

For use in children, follow the instructions on the packaging only and preferably after consulting an optician, optometrist, GP or ophthalmologist. Children may find it harder to describe their symptoms and may sometimes need help with applying the drops safely.

Professional advice is required if children experience pain, redness, sensitivity to light, discharge or changes in vision.

After eye surgery, only use products authorised by your treating practitioner. Following surgery, specific instructions may apply regarding eye drops, hygiene, timing and combinations with medicinal eye drops.

Therefore, do not use Lacrifresh Aloe after surgery on your own initiative without the practitioner’s consent.

Avizor states that Lacrifresh Aloe features an OSD system and a sterile shelf life of 3 months. Always check the packaging for the exact shelf life after opening and, if necessary, note the opening date on the bottle. Do not use the product after the expiry date. Discard the bottle if you have any doubts about the hygiene of the dropper tip or if the liquid looks different from normal. Eye products must be used hygienically: keep the dropper tip away from contact with your fingers, eye, eyelid, eyelashes, skin and contact lenses, and close the bottle immediately after use. Store the bottle as per the instructions on the packaging, in a clean place and separate from other products. This ensures the liquid remains effective throughout its shelf life.