Is there a difference in the ingredients between the Retaine Milky MGD eye drops and the regular MGD eye drops?
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I don't know. So I can't really say. I only tried MGD eye drops. I do like them.
1252913
I don't think there are actually two different kinds. None of the boxes refer to milky drops. I have ordered MGD drops from Amazon twice now, and purchased from eye doctor once, and the item title didn't mention that but the drops are not clear they are a milky color. As a side note I have MDG and have had eye issues for years. Currently these are my favorite drops. They feel the best.
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There is no difference at all in the ingredients. Both are the same product.
1574426
They have the same " active ingredient ", but if your buying them for Cataracts save your money because they don't work. Get the operation if you can.
1273965
The answer is an emphatic NO! I have used the drops in my milk for several years and taste no difference at all.
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I'm not sure of the difference, but this product worked for a couple of weeks, and then the problem returned. FINALLY, my primary doc, NOT the eye doc realized all my problems were allergy related. So, I don't take this product anymore.
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The Ultra has a higher viscosity ("thicker"). I find it much more soothing, and don't have to apply it as often. There's also an Ultra gel drop that is even "thicker" and really great when the air is really dry, or indoor heat or air is blowing. Nice to have options to choose from! Btw, my ophthalmologist recommended Systane Ultra, and my eyes feel much better.
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Active: polyethylene glycol and propylene glycol. More info here http://www.systane.com/Systane-Lubricant-Eye-Drops.aspx
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It is exactly the same application as Muro 128 as far as being used at night for Dry Eye Syndrome. We are not absolutely sure, it felt like there might be a very little higher salt content? I don't have the tubes here right now to compare the numbers. The eye doctor prescribed them straight across. My wife used it with good results.
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Eye gel is more concentrated in content, should be more effective than eye drops. My mom who is 76 is using the eye gel recommended by doctor too
924159
When you open both sites for original finishing spray and 10 years younger you will see that both have the same ingredients. IMO it is only marketing with different names but product is the same. Unless there is mistake in listing, the best would be to get both kinds and compare in person.
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Information from package; NAC Drops Ingredients: * Glycerin (lubricant) * Carboxymethylcellulose sodium (lubricant) * N-Acetyl-Carnosine (NAC) * Potassium Bicarbonate * Boric Acid * Purified Benzyl Alcohol (Preservative) * Sterile Water (Ophthalmic Grade, pH 6.3 to 6.5)
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No. These drops do not change your eye color. They claim to make the white part whiter, but it really does not. It's quite frankly a waste of money.
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First I would say ask your eye care professional ... however, I have MGD and I got a sample of this yesterday from my eye doctor. The front of my box says all the things shown on the boxes here, with the addition of "Prolongs Contact Time" so it is possible it could help with that. I've only used it twice so far but it feels soooo soothing!
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I am not certain if the formula is exactly the same but they are both lip balms.The new tube looks a bit smaller.
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Their website lists the following ingredients for a new formulation studied in AREDS2:Lutein = 5 mg per soft gel & 10 mg per dayZeaxanthin = 1 mg per soft gel & 2 mg per dayThis new formula shows AREDS2 on the box with a green background.The product I'm using is still the original AREDS formula with a purple background on the box.Their website does not show these ingredients in this original formula.http://www.preservision.com/en/products/preservision-eye-vitamin-areds-formula-soft-gels/Above is their website that explains the differences with links to the National Eye Institue site. Their website lists the following ingredients for a new formulation studied in AREDS2:Lutein = 5 mg per soft gel & 10 mg per dayZeaxanthin = 1 mg per soft gel & 2 mg per dayThis new formula shows AREDS2 on the box with a green background.The product I'm using is still the original AREDS formula with a purple background on the box.Their website does not show these ingredients in this original formula.http://www.preservision.com/en/products/preservision-eye-vitamin-areds-formula-soft-gels/Above is their website that... » Read More Their website lists the following ingredients for a new formulation studied in AREDS2:Lutein = 5 mg per soft gel & 10 mg per dayZeaxanthin = 1 mg per soft gel & 2 mg per dayThis new formula shows AREDS2 on the box with a green background.The product I'm using is still the original AREDS formula with a purple background on the box.Their website does not show these ingredients in this original formula.http://www.preservision.com/en/products/preservision-eye-vitamin-areds-formula-soft-gels/Above is their website that explains the differences with links to the National Eye Institue site. « Show Less
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yes it does...silver sulfate, thanks for asking...guess one can't always trust homeopathic products either...I bought it because I had Lasik eye surgery over 10 years ago and it helped lubricate my morning dry eyes...this was done on a daily bases the first couple of years, tapering off and now using it only on occasion...now that you have called my attention on the preservative...I will look into buying another kine....if you find one w/o preservatives please let me know..Mahalo nui loahttp://www.1-800homeopathy.com/dry-eye.html
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Is the ingredient in this product (N-acetyl-L-carnosine, has a "L" in the name ) the same as what CAN-C eye drops uses (N-acetylcarnosine)?
1731401
I've used both and see no difference. I have a jar of both and the ingredients are exactly the same.