FAQs
Saline drops are commonly used to treat dry eyes, sore throat, sunburn, insect bites, and stings. These drops are also helpful when applied directly to the skin to reduce itching caused by poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac.
No, saline drops will not burn your eyes. Instead, they simply moisten the area around your eyes.
No, saline drops won't change how your eyes appear. If anything, they'll make your eyes feel more comfortable.
Yes, you can apply saline drops immediately following a bath or shower. Simply rinse off the solution with warm water.
Yes, you can use saline drops to alleviate the pain and discomfort associated with a cold sore. To use saline drops, follow the instructions found on the bottle label.
Stop applying saline drops once the irritation has subsided. Continue using saline drops until the sores disappear completely.
Yes, you can use saline drops throughout your entire pregnancy. There's no risk of harm to either yourself or your baby.
Yes, you can use saline drops on your face. Follow the directions on the product packaging.