SystaneLub Eye Nightime Ointment 3.5g (6 Pack) 0.12 Ounce(Packaging May Vary)

I have been experiencing dry eyes and eye discomfort until I started using this product. It is a thick gell substance that assistance from your spouse or partner is a must and applying this yourself is almost impossible. I do this every night and wake up with my eyes feeling moisturized.

I have dry eyes. By late afternoon I need this and then again at night for sleeping. They have a thicker ointment for sleeping and I recommend the thicker ointment for sleeping.

I have very dry eyes during the day. I just use a regular drop with lubricant but at night I need something more and that’s where I found the sustained dry eye nighttime ointment on Amazon. It’s very good. You don’t have to use much of it because it covers your eyes and keep some covered the whole night with lubricant ointment. I have tried many other kinds, and this is the one that I found here on Amazon that really does work! Just follow the directions

I cannot sleep without this lube in my eyes. Before using substance lube my eyes would be tearing and dry. Works effectively in preventing air to leak into your eyes at night. If you have dry eyes of any kind the is no better quality ( and I’ve tried them all), it’s easy to use and apply. The tubes are small but go a long way. Use Systane at nighttime and wake up with healthy eyes!!

Like this kind of Systane with added lanolin. Keeps my eyes more moist. Harder to find. Hope it's not discontinued..

Good product for night time dry eyes, been using for years. Downside: these ointments are expensive for the tube volume but if you need your stuck paying the price.

I have Sjogren's syndrome which comes with dry eyes.

I depend on this stuff for my dry eyes -- apparently my eyes' ducts are somewhat blocked and I sleep with my eyes a little open? I'm a tiger! With very dry eyes in the morning.So my routine for several years now is to put a little of this in each eye (I apply it by washing my hands very well, then squeezing out a .25" strand onto each index finger, and kind of wipe it against the edge of my bottom eyelid). I then use one of the silk sleep masks pulled a little tight against my eyes to keep them closed. And in the morning I use two rounds of Caudalie foaming cleanser to rinse it off very well (it's gentle enough that it doesn't sting, but still removes the ointment).I say all this because it feels like there's very little concrete guidance out there on the internet, so hopefully this helps someone else!