Thealoz Gel

The same preservative-free gel as Thealoz Duo Gel, in a multidose bottle instead of vials.

Thealoz Gel is Théa's preservative-free eye gel supplied in a 15 mL multidose bottle that delivers roughly 400 drops. The formula is the same one used in Thealoz Duo Gel: trehalose and sodium hyaluronate in a carbomer gel base. What changes is the packaging, not what goes in your eye.

Why people reach for it

• One bottle of about 400 drops, rather than a box of 30 single-dose vials
• Preservative-free and phosphate-free
• A gel texture, so it stays on the surface of the eye longer than a liquid drop
• Bottle designed to give a consistent drop each time
• Can be used morning or evening

Thealoz Gel or Thealoz Duo Gel?

Same preservative-free gel from Théa, in two formats. Thealoz Duo Gel comes as 30 single-dose vials, which suits people who like a fresh vial each time. Thealoz Gel comes in a 15 mL multidose bottle, which works out to fewer things to open and carry. If you are not sure which one you were given, your optometrist can tell you.

How to use

Apply one drop of gel in each eye as needed, or as directed by your eye-care professional. Wash your hands first, and avoid letting the tip of the bottle touch your eye or any surface. Remove contact lenses before use. A brief blur just after applying is normal with a gel.

Ingredients

Trehalose 3%, sodium hyaluronate 0.15%, carbomer 0.25%. Preservative-free and phosphate-free.