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Is it ok to use refresh liquigel once in am and once at pm? helps esp liqgl. nd refresh optive 2x mid day? how long can i do this? harm eyes?appt soon
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Artificial tears: and lubricating drops are safe to use frequently. If you are going to be using them more than about 4 times a day, you might want to try the preservative free kind. Otherwise just avoid redness relievers. Take care.
Answered 2/24/2015
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