Hylo-Fresh Lubricating Eye Drop (HA 1mg/ml)

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Hylo Fresh is designed to provide gentle relief for mildly dry, irritated, or tired eyes. It is particularly helpful for people who experience discomfort from screen use, air conditioning, dust, or environmental factors.

The drops contain hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate), a naturally occurring substance that helps retain moisture and support the tear film. By forming a smooth lubricating layer over the eye, Hylo Fresh helps keep the eyes hydrated, comfortable, and refreshed throughout the day.

Hylo Fresh is preservative-free and phosphate-free, making it suitable for frequent use and for people with sensitive eyes. It can also be used while wearing contact lenses.

The drops come in the COMOD® airless multi-dose pump bottle, which releases one measured drop with each press. This system keeps the solution sterile without preservatives and provides around 300 drops per bottle.

How to Use

Instil one drop into each eye as needed, commonly around three times per day, or as recommended by your eye care professional.

If you find you need the drops very frequently (more than about 10 times per day), or if symptoms persist or worsen, it’s best to seek advice from your eye care provider.

Once opened, the bottle remains sterile and can be used for up to 6 months.

Product Details

• Active ingredient: Sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid) 1 mg/mL (0.1%)
• Bottle size: 10 mL multi-dose pump bottle
• Preservative-free: Yes
• Phosphate-free: Yes
• Approximate drops per bottle: ~300
• Bottle system: COMOD® airless delivery system
• Contact lens compatible: Yes
• Shelf life after opening: Up to 6 months
• Storage: Store below 25°C

Best For

• Mild dry eye symptoms
• Tired or irritated eyes from screen use
• Environmental dryness from air conditioning, wind, dust, or pollen
• People looking for a lightweight lubricating drop for everyday comfort

When to Seek Advice

If your eye symptoms persist, worsen, or are accompanied by significant pain or vision changes, you should consult an eye care professional.