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Is there an eye drop that doctors recommend for general eye care?
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Lubricating drops: Most eyes are very good at keeping themselves healthy. If you feel the need for tear supplement, lubricating or tear replacement drops are available over the counter in pharmacies. Drops are usually not necessary for most.
Answered 2/18/2013
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