Cellufresh Eye Drop 0.4ml (30)
Cellufresh eye drops are lubricant drops that moisturise, comfort and protect dry eyes, giving temporary relief of burning, irritation and discomfort caused by dryness or by exposure to wind and sun. They are preservative free and supplied in 30 sterile single-use containers, which removes the risk of preservative-induced irritation.
Why choose Cellufresh eye drops
Preservative free is the whole point, and it matters most to the people who need drops most often. The preservative in multi-dose eye drops can itself irritate the eye surface, and the more frequently you dose, the more preservative the eye receives - so someone using drops six times a day can end up with irritation caused partly by the treatment. Cellufresh eye drops remove that variable completely by coming in single-use vials.
The single-use format also solves the discard problem. A multi-dose bottle has to be thrown out about four weeks after opening whether it is empty or not, so a good deal of it is wasted. A pack of 30 individual containers keeps every dose sterile until the moment it is opened, and nothing is discarded unused - the pack lasts as long as it takes you to use it.
Because there is no antimicrobial agent in the formula, each container is genuinely single-use: open it, dose, discard. That is not packaging advice, it is the safety condition that makes a preservative-free drop safe. The active is carmellose sodium, in a balanced salt solution with calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium chloride, sodium lactate and purified water.
Key features
- Preservative free - avoids preservative-induced irritation
- 30 sterile single-use containers
- Relieves burning, irritation and discomfort from dry eyes
- For dryness caused by wind or sun exposure
- Carmellose sodium in a balanced salt solution
- Each vial sterile until opened - nothing discarded unused
- Contains no antimicrobial agent - single use only
Specifications
| Product | Cellufresh Eye Drops (lubricant) |
| Pack size | 30 x 0.4ml single-use containers |
| Preservative | None |
| Active | Carmellose sodium |
| Also contains | Calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, sodium lactate, purified water |
| Antimicrobial agent | None - discard each container after single use |
| Relieves | Burning, irritation and discomfort due to dry eye, wind or sun |
| Sterility | Sterile until opened |
Common uses
Cellufresh eye drops are bought for screen work, air conditioning, long flights, wind and sun exposure, and the dry eye that comes with age or with some medicines - those are the everyday reasons. Preservative-free drops are particularly chosen by people dosing frequently, and by anyone whose eyes have reacted to a multi-dose bottle. Celluvisc is the companion product in the same range, also preservative free in single-use vials, and Systane Lubricant Eye Drops is the multi-dose bottle alternative if you dose only occasionally. Tears Naturale is another option.
Cellufresh eye drops FAQs
Why does preservative free matter?
The preservative in a multi-dose bottle can irritate the eye surface, and the effect adds up with frequency - so someone dosing several times a day can develop irritation partly caused by the drops. Preservative-free single-use vials remove that risk, which is why they are preferred for frequent or long-term use.
Can I reuse a container?
No. There is no antimicrobial agent in the formula, so once a container is opened it is no longer protected against contamination. Open it, use it, discard it - even if some remains. That single-use rule is what makes a preservative-free drop safe.
How is a 30-pack better than one bottle?
A bottle must be discarded roughly four weeks after opening regardless of how much is left, so much of it goes unused. With 30 sealed containers every dose stays sterile until you open it and nothing is thrown away unused, so the pack lasts as long as you take to use it.
What do Cellufresh eye drops relieve?
Burning, irritation and discomfort due to dryness of the eye, including dryness from exposure to wind or sun. It lubricates and protects the eye surface - it is a comfort treatment, not a treatment for infection, allergy or injury.
What is carmellose sodium?
It is the lubricating agent. It holds water at the eye surface so the tear film stays intact for longer, which is what relieves the gritty, burning feeling of dry eye. It sits in a balanced salt solution similar in composition to natural tears.
When should I see a doctor instead?
For eye pain, sudden vision change, light sensitivity, discharge, a red eye that is not settling, or anything following an injury or chemical splash. Also see an optometrist or doctor if dry eye persists despite regular lubricants - persistent dry eye has causes worth identifying.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Each container is for single use only - discard after use, as the formula contains no antimicrobial agent. Do not use if the container is damaged or the solution is discoloured. Lubricant eye drops relieve dryness and do not treat infection, allergy or eye injury. Seek prompt medical advice for eye pain, vision changes, discharge, light sensitivity, or any eye injury or chemical exposure.
| Brand | Allergan |
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