Generic Name: Vevye ()
Vevye Reviews
For Dry Eye Disease "Impressed with data and effectiveness, but even with a $59 coupon for a 2 ml bottle, this medicine is too difficult to use. The oil base made the drop impossible to sense when hitting the eye. It required a mirror to know the drop had hit the eye. Additionally, the drop came out of the dropper bottle by gravity. Don’t squeeze the bottle. The oil base and bottle design mean many drops will be wasted. Now normally, 1 ml = 20 drops. So, twice daily, 2 ml will amount to no more than a 21-day supply. With wasted drops, it lasted 2 weeks, nowhere close to the 50 days prescribed by the MD. Summary: probably a good product but way too expensive for average use, even when insurance covers it."
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