ScleralFil Preservative Free Saline Solution 0.34 Fl Oz, 30 Count

For filling , scleral lenses

Love this. When I use it, my eyes feel so cool and refreshed after. It's a nice little treat at the end of the day.

Love these but they don’t have many abroad especially in Saudi Arabia.

This product is Great. Easy to use.

I use this solution as I wear a scleral lens for my Keratoconus that I was diagnosed with. I’ve been using this for about 2 months. I started doing research on what to use when I was filling the lens with the saline solution vials. I work 7-3 and noticed around 12/1 o’clock in the afternoon that when I was reading on the laptop or typing, the words were blurry. I used eye drops and that didn’t help. Following research, it seems that there’s more issues using the saline solution vials for insertion is not lubricating enough for the eye and need something with more viscosity to ensure comfortable wear. Once I started using this product, the blurriness went down dramatically and the solutions viscosity is more than just sterile saline. I don’t get any fogging (I think it also depends how you take care of your lens and how you clean them) and I notice my lens and eye are more comfortable with this solution. People say the bottle is too big. By the time I am done, I have cleaned out the special container basket holder for the clear care receptacle (I rinse this after I pour out the clear care solution). I then have enough to fill my lens 1-2 times (most of the time once is only needed at least 90%) and then I use the leftovers to rinse the tools (insertion plunger and the removal plunger). I also use this as an eye drop after I put my lens in. I do this twice and I use the entire vial. It’s so convenient to have all this saline solution. I think the 3ml is too small. The 5ml is better but I still prefer the 10ml. This stuff is the best!

So we have used various brands for my wife's scleral lenses. Now as one may work differently than another, my wife prefers this over purilens, although purilens is also a reliable 5 star product. Scleralfil seems to be more tailored for those lenses, hence the name. She has had keratoconus for 15 years, so this comes from ample experience. Hope this review helps you narrow things down if you find yourself in a similar situation.