I received my eye gel from Amazon and the box does not say they are preservative-free. Are the newer versions not preservative free?
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I actually don't know. May be compare the ingredients with the older versionthat says preservative free on the box. On the box it gives toll free phone number 1-866-393-6336to call if you have questions. May be best to call them and get the answers directly.
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Genteal gel for extreme dry eye has always been preservative free. But if the labeling and package insert do not state preservative free, then I recommend contacting the manufacturer to verify. I have been buying this product for years and was not aware of any formulation change.
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I honestly do not know. I have very, very sensitive eyes and I can use this without a problem. It's wonderful! Did you look on their website? Maybe it will have the ingredient list.
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Sorry for the delay in answering .... perhaps you've already made the purchase and figured out your question.... however, if not then here is my experience of this product: the texture is more whitish gel like - however, the ingredient list is enviable and would seem to have the best of every conceivable substance that should help the lids and areas around the eye.... well, personally the adage that ' if it looks too good to be true - well it's probably tooo good to be true!!' in other words - this expensive gel did nothing for wrinkles around the eye for me.... but at least it also did no harm! Forget it is my advice! Keep looking ... best of luck! Sorry for the delay in answering .... perhaps you've already made the purchase and figured out your question.... however, if not then here is my experience of this product: the texture is more whitish gel like - however, the ingredient list is enviable and would seem to have the best of every conceivable substance that should help the lids and areas around the eye.... well, personally the adage that ' if it looks too good to be true - well it's probably tooo good to be true!!' in other words - this expensive gel did nothing for wrinkles around the eye for me.... but at least it also did no... » Read More Sorry for the delay in answering .... perhaps you've already made the purchase and figured out your question.... however, if not then here is my experience of this product: the texture is more whitish gel like - however, the ingredient list is enviable and would seem to have the best of every conceivable substance that should help the lids and areas around the eye.... well, personally the adage that ' if it looks too good to be true - well it's probably tooo good to be true!!' in other words - this expensive gel did nothing for wrinkles around the eye for me.... but at least it also did no harm! Forget it is my advice! Keep looking ... best of luck! « Show Less
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Hi Diane. I don't need eye creams or eye serums any more. Don't need to! I think you'll be incredibly pleased with how this serum will work for your face and eye area. I know I sure am!
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Hi! Sorry it took me so long to answer. Yes, they are preservative free. Written on box in big letters. I've used these for years with very good results, after lens implants. This is what the dr asked me to use. Voni
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I have not used this one. I use the one that is yellow in color on amazon site. It is not yellow, mostly clear. Grab this quickly; it is an Amazing price!! They can sell up to $175.00. I bought it in Israel for $50. $80 at a mall in florida. I do not have puffiness, there, I don't know if it reduces that. However, I looked for you and found 'Premier Usa Dead Sea Eye Cream' (in the green jar) for $18.98!!! I Never saw such a low price. This is formulated to reduce puffiness. (Sells for $150) Amazing! VIVO has some good products, but I think Premier is top of the line in Dead Sea products. I hope this helps you. I have not used this one. I use the one that is yellow in color on amazon site. It is not yellow, mostly clear. Grab this quickly; it is an Amazing price!! They can sell up to $175.00. I bought it in Israel for $50. $80 at a mall in florida. I do not have puffiness, there, I don't know if it reduces that. However, I looked for you and found 'Premier Usa Dead Sea Eye Cream' (in the green jar) for $18.98!!! I Never saw such a low price. This is formulated to reduce puffiness. (Sells for $150) Amazing! VIVO has some good products, but I think Premier is top of the line in Dead Sea... » Read More I have not used this one. I use the one that is yellow in color on amazon site. It is not yellow, mostly clear. Grab this quickly; it is an Amazing price!! They can sell up to $175.00. I bought it in Israel for $50. $80 at a mall in florida. I do not have puffiness, there, I don't know if it reduces that. However, I looked for you and found 'Premier Usa Dead Sea Eye Cream' (in the green jar) for $18.98!!! I Never saw such a low price. This is formulated to reduce puffiness. (Sells for $150) Amazing! VIVO has some good products, but I think Premier is top of the line in Dead Sea products. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I've had that concern, myself. There have been instances of me ordering facial care products from Ebay, etc., where the product itself has been fairly old. I'm please with what I received however, if there is a concern ... it might be best to order directly from the company itself. The products, since they're organic, probably do have a shorter shelf life.Hope this helped somewhat.
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No. It is face cream, I think they make a separate eye cream. Check their website.
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The older version did but the more recent is not suppose..Most of them do have it in them ..Even the ones that are real expensive..I have never had a problem with it..I have used many different kinds and this is the best..I have used the expensive one and even the glaucoma drops which has the same ingredients as the very expensive brand. I love my lashes long never had a problem. No sensitivity, no eye color change..I love it and will continue to use. it....
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It is not, but it doesn't matter because it has relatively non-irritating preservatives. Other products have irritating preservatives that after a while of continuous use will start to irritate your eyes. It is extremely unlikely that this product will irritate you, ever.
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Personally I don't really like this line. i was approached at a local Mall and the rep wanted to charge me $200, I came home and found it on Amazon for less than $30. The best products are made by Obagi, they are sold at dermatology offices... my advice is find an eye cream made by Obagi.
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The only ingredients listed are silica and detergent because they are possible irritants to the eyes. Other than that, no ingredients are listed.
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It's great that at 23, you're taking charge of your skin care. In reality, all eye creams are technically moisturizers. However, avoid using a face moisturizer around your eyes. The skin around the eyes is very thin and face moisturizers are too heavy for the eyes. In any event, I recommend always using an eye cream or gel. But I do not recommend this product. I had an allergic reaction to the product. Look into an eye cream (or gel) that has few chemicals or even better, one that is organic. Eye creams (or gels) with too many chemicals and preservatives will dry out the skin under the eyes...creating wrinkles. When researching skin care products that are organic, make sure that the item(s) have a seal certifying that the product is most definitely organic. Some products claim to be organic but still have harmful chemicals. Check the label and avoid products with these chemicals: parabens, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, fragrance, formaldehyde and others. You can do a search for the complete list of chemicals to avoid. In closing, DO NOT purchase this product. Do your research. You may spend a little more but you won't be sorry. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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I've been using these for over a year and have never seen the words "sensitive", "moderate", or "severe" on the actual box. I just checked again now. It does say "soothing" and "preservative-free". My ophthalmologist recommended them to me due to the extreme dryness that sometimes results from eye medications such as Travatan Z. Before I used Celluvisc my eyes got so dry that I woke up two mornings with the top layer of my cornea pulled from my eye by my eyelid (not dangerous, but quite painful.) Since using this gel formulation I've not had that happen again. The feeling in the eyes upon administration is soothing, even more soothing than water. (The gel lasts all night, unlike simple drops, so it's not likely to irritate - the purpose is long-term non-irritation.)
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The ones I have are not moisturizing. they come in a blue and purple box. They just say antiseptic.
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The label makes no mention of preservatives, but there is a statement "always Paraben free". I looked this up on a Google search and the explanation indicates "Parabens are the most widely used preservatives in cosmetics and personal care products". I would accept this to mean that yes indeed, this product does not include preservatives.
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I have not, they do have their own eye serum. You might want to contact them and ask if you could.