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Liquifilm Tears 15ml
Abbvie£6.99Liquifilm Tears Eye Drops help treat dry eyes, whilst relieving soreness, burning and irritation. Highly effective if you suffer from tear deficiency. Shouldn't be used alongside contact...
Shop AbbVie at WithAid, a UK based and regulated online pharmacy. This brand page is focused on what you can buy today: AbbVie lubricating eye drops for dry, gritty or tired eyes. If you’ve been searching for Liquifilm Tears 15ml, artificial tears, or “AbbVie eye drops online”, you’re in the right place to check key product details and go straight to the ordering page.
Most shoppers here want quick navigation plus clear, safety-first guidance—especially for contact lens wear, how often to use drops, and when symptoms need professional advice. Use the links below to jump to AbbVie’s product, or browse related eye-drop collections if you’re comparing options for dryness or seasonal irritation. Always follow the label and patient leaflet.
Liquifilm Tears 15ml is a lubricating eye drop designed to add moisture and help relieve the sensation of dry, gritty or tired eyes. Always read the label and patient information leaflet before use.
Some eye drops are not suitable for use with contact lenses. Check the product guidance and leaflet for specific instructions, including whether lenses should be removed and how long to wait before reinserting.
Use exactly as directed on the pack and in the patient leaflet, and avoid using more frequently than recommended. If you feel you need drops very often, ask a pharmacist or optometrist for advice.
Lubricating drops are typically chosen for dryness, grittiness or tired eyes. Allergy eye drops are aimed at allergy-related irritation such as itchiness and watering. If you’re unsure, compare options in the eye drops collection and ask a pharmacist for help choosing.
In some cases, yes, but it depends on the products and why you’re using them. If you’re using multiple drops, it’s often advised to leave a gap between applications. Ask a pharmacist or optometrist for personalised guidance, especially if you use prescription eye treatments.
Wash your hands first, avoid touching the bottle tip to your eye or any surface, and don’t share eye drops with others. Follow storage instructions and discard after the recommended time once opened.
Seek urgent advice if you have severe eye pain, light sensitivity, thick discharge, eye injury, chemical exposure, significant swelling, or any sudden change in vision. Also speak to a pharmacist, optometrist or GP if symptoms persist or worsen.
Safety information: Eye drops can help manage symptoms but are not suitable for every cause of red, painful or irritated eyes. Always follow the label and patient leaflet. If you are unsure about suitability (including pregnancy, breastfeeding, existing eye conditions, or buying for a child), ask a pharmacist for guidance, and seek GP/optometrist advice for persistent or worsening symptoms.
