Refresh your eyes with VISINE® Tired Eyes

VISINE® Tired Eyes for refreshing and soothing relief of dry, strained, and overworked eyes.

1. VISINE® Tired Eyes with TSP 10mL (multi-dose)
2. VISINE® Tired Eyes with TSP Resealable Daily Vials

Keeping your eye muscles held continuously in one position, as you do when using the computer or reading, means you actually blink up to 66% less (computer) or 53% less (reading) frequently than when relaxed¹. This means the protective tear film is not refreshed as often and your eyes can become dry and irritated.

• Tamarindus Indica Seed Polysaccharide (TSP) 0.5%.

• Lubricates for the relief and prevention of tired, strained and irritated eyes.
• Provides lost moisture for immediate refreshment and comfort.
• VISINE® Tired Eyes with TSP Resealable Daily Vials are suitable for use with contact lenses.

How it Works:
TSP is very similar to the mucus component present in the normal healthy tear film that covers the eye's surface. The mucus component in the tears forms a layer to protect and lubricate the eye².

• Adults and children 12 years and over.
• 1 - 2 drops to be placed into each eye.
• 3 - 4 times per day.

• Do not use this product if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
• If you experience discomfort or irritation stop using this product.
• Do not use at the same time as any drug or product that is applied to the eye as it may modify its effect.
• Avoid touching the tip of the container/vial and try not to allow the tip to come into contact with the surface of your eye.
• Do not wash the tip of the container/vial with cleansing agents.
• Do not use if container/vial is damaged or if tamper seal/foil pouch is broken.
• Do not use after expiry date.
• Keep out of reach and sight of children.
• Do not swallow.

• Not recommended for use whilst wearing contact lenses.

• Some users may experience blurring immediately on application. This is normal and should clear after blinking.

1. TSUBOTA. K. 1998. Tear Dynamics and Dry Eye. Progress in Retinal and Eye Research. Vol 17, No. 4, pp. 565 - 596.
2. BONCI. E. et al, 2004. The Use of a New-Generation Lacrimal Substitute in Dry Eye Syndrome. Bollettino di Oculistica, Anno 83 N.4

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