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Artelac Revital Eyes Spray, Pro Defence Dry Eye Spray, Irritation, Inflammation and Redness, Preservative Free Eye Mist – Long Lasting Relief,…
£13.99
- Preservative Free – Can be applied to protect and strengthen the natural tear film, as well as promote healing and reduce inflammation, providing relief from the symptoms of dry eyes
- Provides Relief – Dry eyes can be caused by daily environmental factors including screen use, contact lens wear, air conditioning or travel, can result in damage and inflammation of the surface of the eye
- Protects and Strengthens – Provitamin B5, glycerol, and the natural antioxidants and omega-fatty acids of sacha inchi seed oil protect the ocular surface and the skin around the eyes from damage caused by drying and act to speed up the healing process
- Fast and Easy Application – The advanced formulation has a high tolerability and is presented in a preservative free multi-dose system (PFMD), which is easy to use. Once opened, it can be used for 6 months
- Dosage – Apply 1-2 sprays onto closed eyes (eyelids). You may use the spray several times a day as your symptoms require and during contact lens wear. There is no limit to the duration of use. Store at a temperature between +5 to +25°C
Last updated on April 1, 2023 1:51 am
Additional information
| Units | 17.0 millilitre |
|---|---|
| Brand | Artelac |
| Country of origin | Finland |
by Dave B
This is a spray designed to alleviate the symptoms associated with ‘dry eyes’ as well as other eye related irritations. Personally, for myself that includes general dryness, itchiness, feeling like I have grit or sand in my eyes (especially when I get tired) and sometimes I see what I call floaters moving about that I can’t seem to get rid of.
I use eye drops when necessary to put moisture back into my eyes, but I find they don’t work too well. I’d never tried a spray before now, so I was curious to see how this ‘Revital’ one may or may not work. I can honestly say it does make a difference for a little while.
The spray is easy to use. You simply close your eyelids and spray it once or twice onto them. Once is more than enough for me, otherwise the liquid starts to drip all down my face. I keep my eyes closed for a while afterwards (a minute or so) and will also rub the spray in a little to help it work. I’ve experienced no irritation, stinging or anything like that and the spray doesn’t hurt if it gets into your eyes. You can easily wipe away the excess after you feel it’s worked.
As for how long the relief lasts after use, I’d say anything from an hour or two up to six, but that’s just my personal experience. My eyes aren’t always terribly dry, so I don’t have to apply it every day, but when I do, it works pretty well. If like me you find eye drops aren’t giving you the results you need, a spray like this one might be worth a try instead.
by David Sandford
This item does exactly what it states , easy to spray directly i to the eye lids. One problem is the number of times it has to be pressed in order for the spray to work.
by tea-rex
I have had dry eyes on and off for many years (I use computer screens for many hours each day) and always found these types of eyes sprays to be useful but they always wear off too quickly. Seeing the new Bausch+Lomb Artelac spray, I decided to try it to see if the new formulas provided a longer lasting benefit. I also cannot easily use eye drops, which do tend to last longer, as the act of putting drops in tends to mean I put more drops down my face than in my eye.
A quick couple of sprays over each closed eye lid and I noticed an immediate benefit with my eyes not feeling as dry. After a couple of minutes, the benefits were easy to tell, and my eyes felt good for a few hours. I didn’t get any irritation or negative side effects either.
My biggest concern with the spray though is the cost. The bottle gives around 60-70 applications but has a shelf life of 6 months once opened. Although I do use it regularly, I suspect I will reach the 6 months well before the bottle is near empty. I would prefer a smaller bottle as the reason for the shorter shelf life is the preservative free formula, which is something I want – no one wants to be spraying anything in their eye that could cause problems.
by Dragos Ionut
My husband spends all day working on his laptop so I thought this would help with that dry jagged feeling around the eyes.
I sprayed it on him at suggested distance. There doesn’t seem to be a way to stop the rest of the face getting sprayed in the process. Next time I’ll try some kitchen paper.
It did refresh his eyes (and face lol) so now it sits alongside him to use when needed.
It’s a little on the pricey side for my liking.
If it works though and dependant on how long it lasts depends on me purchasing further bottles.
by Syed Ullah
It’s the first time that I’ve tried to use this sort of revitalising eye spray, so I was mildly surprised to discover that you keep your eyes closed while spraying!
That aside, my eyes definitely feel refreshed after the initial spray, and while there’s a faint “medical” smell, it’s very mild and more than tolerable.
As to how much of that refreshment is due to the various ingredients in the spray (as opposed to just spraying water); I’m not entirely sure yet; there doesn’t yet seem to be any long term effects once the spray has dried.
I also found it oddly difficult to reliably trigger the sprat mechanism; it seems to need a very firm and fast push, as otherwise all that happens is that you froth up the liquid a bit without triggering a spray.
Still, I’ll keep using it over the next few, to see if it does make any more perceptible differences!
by Dave B
Artelac Revital Eyes Spray, Pro Defence Dry Eye Spray, Irritation, Inflammation and Redness, Preservative Free Eye Mist – Long Lasting Relief, Contact Lens Friendly, 17ml
I tend to get dry eyes after using a computer screen for an extended period. I obtained this spray to see if it helped the dryness and scratchy feeling that your eyes can get.
The bottle is very small at 17ml, and once opened needs to be used within 6 months. When I finally manged to spray it onto my eye lids after spraying it on my forehead, nose and face (pro tip – use a mirror) I manged to get a couple of squirts on each eye lid. The spray did make my eyes feel slightly better, smoother almost when I blinked. The effect seemed to wear off after an hour or so though, but I liked the feeling whilst it was active.
The bottle is quite pricey but it does come from Bausch and Lomb who have been into optics and eye care for a long time now, and are a high quality manufacturer.
by Vince Marsters
The all idea is to have something easy and quick to use when needed.Spraying it will take seconds and it’s much a better and quicker procedure than drops.On the other hand there is some waist as you must spray a couple times in the air to get it ready.Anyway I’m using it one week now and it does what it’s sais but I wouldn’t exaggerate with the amounof of sprayed liquid.
by tea-rex
Unlike eye drops, which need spraying on open eyes, this product is easier to use.
I use this spray since it helps with my dry eyes.
I purchased this spray since, I spend a majority of my time in front of a computer. Although it is simple to apply and does make eyes feel better, but i find the drops are more reviving.
I used this when I had eye issues (dry, itchy, tired-looking eyes) and felt better shortly after spraying. its a lot mor econvenient to use sparya rather than drops but spray is bit hard to press with one hand.