Digi-Eye Digital Eye Strain Eye Drops, Cooling Eye Strain Relief From Digital Eye Strain Symptoms, Long-Lasting, Soothing Eye Relief, Eye Drops for Red, Tired Eyes 0.4 fl oz Bottle (Pack of 2)

As someone who spends long hours in front of a screen for work, I was struggling with eye fatigue and discomfort. After trying Rohto Digi-Eye Digital Eye Strain Eye Drops, I noticed a significant improvement. The drops provided immediate relief, soothing my eyes and reducing the strain. The cooling sensation was refreshing, and I felt more comfortable continuing my work without the usual eye discomfort. It's a game-changer for anyone dealing with digital eye strain.​

Not sure if it's placebo effect...very well could be but I was having EXTREME sensitivity with my eyes from gaming. I had to go as far as changing my NVIDIA graphics settings and have night mode on permanently allllll the way yellow and the lowest brightness possible. Absolute terrible experience I could barely look at the screen. I got these out of pure desperation because I'm addicted to gaming and nothing would stop me no matter how painful. BUT, these did the trick. They weren't an instant cure by any means. The cooling effect was definitely instantly relieving and there was slight immediate improvement. I tried not to use these often though as they contain an ingredient that can cause permanent dry eyes so I kept it for absolute umplayable gaming days. Overall, my eyes are fixed. Sometimes I get strained eyes but not nearly as it was during that time. Definitely worth trying, placebo or not it saved my rank.😂

These are my go-to eye drops. They are more upscale in price than, say, Visine, but I think they are worth it. They give a little sting when you first drop them in. Is this an indicator of better efficacy than Visine or other drops that don't sting? Maybe I'm indulging in magical thinking, but I hope so.

If you are getting these, then you know the refreshing feeling these come with. It does seem to burn a bit more than the other ones I've tried, but that could just be me as my eyes are very dry. One thing I realized is that you can only put these drops in 4 times per day. Other ones you are able to continually use as needed. Just keep that in mind, as I use these along with other single vial drops since I can't use these all the time (probably due to the redness reliever in these drops). Overall, works, but not as good as some others with oils in them. It doesn't seem to last as long as a dry eye relief, but does relieve it relatively quickly after you put drops in.

I just really like these. They last, are a good value, they are incredibly refreshing and long lasting. My eyes stop itching and are soothed within 60 seconds. They are cooling without being painful and the applicator design is good. On a cake of 1-10 for functionality, a 10.

These do appear to be pretty good eyedrop. There is a slight burn when the first applied, and that will probably turn most people off. Also, the country of production is Vietnam and I’m not exactly sure what their standards are. It doesn’t seem to hurt, and it certainly helps. Approach with caution.

Often use this if I've had to work at a computer for longer than usual, or if eyes feel strained. It feels stronger and better for soreness than typical eye drops for redness. Overall, happy with it, though it does seem a tad expensive, so maybe best if saved only for eye strain and not other uses.

A bit of a long story: I have suffered through eye fatigue for some years, being glued to my computer since I was 11 is probably what caused this mess. My eyes quickly got tired by lunch time while at work. At first, blue light filter glasses worked, then they slowly loss effectiveness. I bought filter screens. It didn't do much. I bought better glasses. They worked for a while, until they too slowly loss effectivness. I turn high contrast settings on my computer and put dark themes on my web brower and use the night light feature. They help a lot, but I still suffered from eye fatigue by the afternoon. I used to play a lot of video games/watch movies in my free time, but by the time I came home from work, my eyes just were so tired. Playing video games was a miserable task for my eyes. Finally, I sought out eye drops. Bougght some CVS ones. They do help...for about a hour or so. I bought some supplements. It helped a bit, but my eyes still burned and I was really upset that despite everything: blue light filtered glasses, filter screens, dark themes, eye drops, etc, my eyes still burned and i could not enjoy video games/movies. So I bought these drops and my eye fatigue has gone away almost completely. Just after using it for a few days, my eyes fatigue issues improved tremendously. So while not an instant relief, it still worked great. While I still use my filters and screens, I do think these drops have made a huge difference. Just one drop every few days does wonders. I can actually play video games and not suffer from fatigue after a long day at work. I highly recommend these.