Whether eye drops are treating "lazy eye," working to delay or prevent glaucoma, or helping dry or irritated eyes stay moist, they're getting more use than ever before. Here's what's new about today's eye drops. Eye drops usually contain saline as a base ingredient. Depending on their intended use, they may also contain lubricating, tear-replacing (artificial tears), an tiredness, and other substances, as well as medications. Eye drops are commonly used for: Cataract surgery, Contact lens rewettingand eye surface lubrication, Corneal infection, Dry eye, and more.
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