You won’t find a dry eye treatment that’s simpler to use than the Clarymist ™ liposomal eye spray. Clarymist ™ eye spray is simply sprayed onto the CLOSED eyelid – which makes it particularly ideal for all of you who find drops inconvenient or uncomfortable.

And don’t worry if you are wearing makeup. So long as you hold the spray a little further away than usual from the closed eye, then it won’t make your makeup run.

1. Hold the spray about 10cm (4in) from your eyes
2. Close your eyes
3. Spray once or twice onto each closed eye

Clarymist ™ eye spray means goodbye to hard-to-use drops, gels or creams. And there’s no blurring of vision either.

What happens if I accidentally spray Clarymist ™ eye spray directly into an open eye ?
You may experience some slight discomfort but this will quickly fade and will not cause damage or long-term irritation. However, we recommend spraying Clarymist ™ eye spray onto a closed eyelid. If you are hypersensitive to phenoxyethanol, then it is advised that you do not use Clarymist ™ eye spray.

Eye make-up: Can I use Clarymist ™ eye spray if I am wearing eye make-up?
It is preferable to use Clarymist ™ eye spray while no eye make-up is worn. However, if the need to apply Clarymist ™ eye spray arises when make-up is being worn, then we recommend applying from a larger distance of approximately 20cm. This should prevent the make-up running. Remember not to rub Clarymist ™ eye spray into the eyelids.

There are no known allergic reactions between Clarymist ™ eye spray and make-up or cosmetics.

Contact lenses: Can I use Clarymist ™ eye spray while wearing my contact lens ?
Yes. Wearing contact lens can often lead to dry eyes by disturbing the lipid layer of the eye, resulting in increased tear evaporation. Using Clarymist ™ eye spray has no known adverse effect on contact lens.

Durability: How long can Clarymist ™ eye spray be used after opening of the bottle?
Life of product is 3 years after opening.

Does Clarymist ™ eye spray Smell?
Clarymist ™ eye spray has a slight inherent smell of lecithin (phospholipids), which disappears very quickly after application.

We do not seek to eliminate this smell as this may reduce the performance of Clarymist ™ eye spray.

Why does the Clarymist ™ eye spray stop working before the bottle is completely empty?
For technical reasons the bottle cannot be emptied completely. The standpipe does not reach to the very bottom of the bottle, as this could affect the spray. However, all Clarymist ™ eye spray bottles are "over-filled" to ensure that consumers can use at least 10ml.

Ingredients

Soy lecithin 1.0% A phospholipid, a polar molecule consisting of a fatty acid component that is lipid-soluble, along with a charged phosphate group that is water-soluble. Phosphatidylcholine is the main lipid component of soy lecithin (94%), and also the most common phospholipid in natural tears. It is present in Clarymist eye spray in the form of liposomes.

Sodium chloride 0.8% Present in natural tears. Renders the aqueous content of Clarymist eye spray compatible with the user's tears.

Ethanol 0.8% A solvent to maintain the less water-soluble ingredients in the aqueous carrier.

Vitamin A palmitate 0.025% A lipid-soluble antioxidant component that is also closely associated with eye health.

Vitamin E (tocopherol) 0.002% A powerful antioxidant vitamin which is lipid-soluble and can therefore aid protection and stabilisation of lipids.

Phenoxyethanol 0.5% A preservative commonly selected for use in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics due to its effectiveness in very low concentrations and its low allergic reaction. Being volatile it evaporates from the aerosol state and does not impact on the user, so it can be safely used with contact lenses