EzriCare Artificial Tears and Delsam Pharma's Artificial Tears and Artificial Eye Ointment, both over-the-counter brands, were recalled from shelves in February.

Internet users were reduced to tears by the video of Daredevil's eyes appearing to track, leading to over 2,000 comments on TikTok so far. One comment reads: "Stop it. I don't wanna cry.

Tears help keep your eyes moist and clean, ... may also cause dry eye, and over-the-counter decongestant eye drops marketed to reduce redness may worsen it over time. ... safer and healthier world.

There are two main reasons for dry eye. Either your eyes don’t make enough tears, or your tears aren’t sticking around long enough to keep your eyes moist. You can have one type of dry eye ...

When Judith Gregory’s left eye became red, teary and painful last year, she made the first of many trips to her eye doctor to deal with complications. “At that time, I could still see out of ...

U.S. health officials are advising people to stop using the over-the-counter eye drops, EzriCare Artificial Tears, that have been linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections of Pseudomonas ...

At 22, I never expected to need help from my parents, be unable to drive, complete my nursing studies—or even read a book. But that's been my life for the past three years since I was diagnosed with a ...

Boston Tears: Why the Sports World Rejoiced at the Celtics’ Loss The sense that Boston possesses a special sporting sparkle is grating. It’s also, at least in recent history, true.

Over-the-counter (OTC) drops, sometimes called artificial tears or lubricating eye drops, either have preservatives or are preservative-free. They come in a liquid, gel, or ointment.

When you blink, the tear film is distributed over the surfaces of your eyes. It then either evaporates or drains into your nasolacrimal ducts, located in the inside corners of your eyes.

Eye care products, including artificial tears and drops, are being recalled by their distributor. The recall responds to deviations from good manufacturing practices discovered during a U.S. Food ...

A legal battle between two sides of the Qatar royal family over ownership of one of the world's most famous diamonds—known as the Idol's Eye—ended in London on Thursday when a judge ruled the ...