Does this gel have ingredients that could harm your eyes if you accidentally get some on your fingers before inserting your contacts?
319974
Gosh Tom- The Biotene is a liquid not a gel. Nonetheless, you would probably want to wash your hands before putting in your contacts anyway.
2097659
Hey! Usually chemical sunscreen activates will cause tht sting...this has zinc n titanium dioxide which are termed physical sunscreen activates n won't do that. (Any sunscreen with these won't) I do apply this particular one under my eyes all the way to my lower lash line n on my eyelids as well...it has never stung...so yea if the sunscreen in physical it won't at all...
1247183
I highly suggest wearing nitrile or latex gloves with this glue to avoid finding out how "instant" this stuff really is. I glued my thumb and index finger together a while back and since I didn't have any acetone handy, the following hour involved an xacto blade, but luckily no bandages.
1826410
I would be very cautious applying around the eye area, as the product is not meant to be directly applied there.
669757
No, and I have cataracts. They are just plain eye drops and Iv'e read that the blue color that isn't FDA approved won't hurt your eyes.
162894
Sorry I don't know as I don't wear contacts. I suggest asking your ophthalmologist.
994379
The info I received was in Chinese/ Japanese so I have no idea what I was using. I can say I've used several different products, this one didn't irritate my eyes unless some of the fibers got in my eye. I had to YouTube how to apply.
975465
I have been using this product for a couple of years now. I have no problem using it with eyeshadow. I haven't worn contact lenses since I have been using it but it absorbs really well and I don't think you will have a problem. I've been very happy with this product.
220616
I would ask your doctor first. I am not a contact lense wearer. I use this product anytime. I hope that helped?
1023888
I never used the gel, Ididn't like the ingredients. I use coconut oil or olive oil. The purpose of the gel is to make the laser work & these 2 oils do the job and are vegetable in origin. Hope this help.
1358392
I do, just use a Q-Tip or small toothbrush to apply it so you don't get it into your eyes. I imagine that would hurt!
356366
Gosh I have so many eye drops and gels around. I think this one is at work and I think it IS preservative free. I would not purchase it otherwise. Check out your local drug store. There are also some good store brands. That said, I love this gel. (You can't quite see for a few minutes:)
170758
I wouldn't. It would likely cause irritation inside the eye. I have found this to happen with other products.
1634153
Good question. EVERY time I used the stuff I got a stye in my eye. Just in case, I washed all my make-up brushes. I stopped using the gel the stye would leave. I waited a couple weeks my eye remained healthy. I tried the gel and again I got another one. Repeat....stop using it. Wait then try again. Another stye. I called the company and they said it wasn't their product, which is fair they probably get all kinds of info BUT....they also wouldn't let me return it! So I think it's a waste of money and high risk chance to take.
2233492
No, this is a gel and affects your vision significantly. It is best used while sleeping.
136497
I am not a contact lens user, so I cannot speak to that. However, if you are not wearing your lenses, the product is soothing for dry and irritated eyes.
346481
No. I wear contacts and this is my favorite, best of all time face sunscreens. Unfortunately it's difficult to find in the lotion. I did not like the face cream as much.