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What are the best eye drops to use for itchy eyes caused by allergies? |
Sometimes I only have itchy eyes, but sometimes I have itchy eyes and nasal problems. I use Clarinex and Nasonex on a daily basis, but I'd like supplementary eye drops to use to avoid using Benadryl or another OTC antihistamine, because those can make me drowsy. I also sometimes wake up in the morning with red, irritated eyes that could use eye drops. Visine makes an excellent "eye allergy" product with a redness reducer and antihistamine in it. My aunt was visiting a couple of weeks ago and she was allergic to our cats and said those worked wonders. If you have to use any eye drops, the best ones to use are the natural tears. Visine allergy---but you can get hooked on nasal sprays---better ask the Doc, might need allergy shots. As an Allergist--the BEST prescription eyedrops for allergy sufferers with ocular symptoms (itchy, red, puffy, etc) that does NOT burn...is Patanol! Now out for over 5+ years and is my #1 prescribed anti-allergy eyedrop Rx! GOOD LUCK!!! Ignore the Knuckleheads that tell you to use any Visine product. The "allergist" is partially correct about Patanol. It is a great drug for some people but for others, like myself, it does not work at all. See your Ophthalmologist and ask them for a prescription. It may be Patanol or another drop but if it doesn't work, they have documentation and they can try another drop. Clear Eyes! I love this stuff! They even have one that just moisturizes tired eyes. They have one for seasonal allergies and another one. Read the label. Ingrediants might be listed on these sites: www.drugstore.com www.cleareyes.com maybe coupons available on that site! My eyes don't lie! |
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