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Lumify Preservative Free: Redness Relief Now in US - News Directory 3

Lumify Preservative Free: Redness Relief Now in US

May 27, 2025 Health
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  • launch of Lumify Preservative Free redness-reducing eye drops, according to a company press release.
  • Lumify Preservative Free ⁤contains ⁣a low dose of⁢ brimonidine tartrate (0.025%) and is the only over-the-counter option with this ⁤formulation ‍to alleviate redness caused by minor eye irritations,‍...
  • “consumers often share their amazement at the visible⁤ difference our original Lumify makes, as reflected in over 50,000 five-star reviews,” said John Ferris, president, consumer, Bausch + Lomb,...
Original source: healio.com

Bausch + Lomb delivers immediate relief: Lumify Preservative Free, the new redness-reducing eye ‍drops, are now available ‍across the U.S. This innovative formula, featuring a low dose of brimonidine tartrate, promises to visibly brighten and whiten eyes in just a ⁣minute. Designed for those with sensitive eyes, ⁢Lumify Preservative Free offers a convenient, single-use vial solution to combat minor eye irritation. You ⁤can find this⁤ product at most major retailers, offering fast access to relief. With⁣ positive feedback already ‍surfacing, the launch signals⁤ a‍ important move in eye care. News Directory 3 is following this developing ⁤story. Discover what’s next for Bausch + ⁤Lomb and their evolving Lumify line.


Bausch +⁢ Lomb Launches Preservative-Free Lumify ⁣Eye Drops in the U.S.










Key Points

  • Preservative-free lumify offers relief for minor eye irritation redness.
  • The new eye drops are available at‍ most retailers across the U.S.

Bausch + Lomb Introduces ⁣Preservative-Free Lumify Eye Drops

Updated May 27, 2025

Bausch + ⁤Lomb has announced the U.S. launch of Lumify Preservative Free redness-reducing eye drops, according to a company press release.

Close-up of an eye, representing dry eye and eye irritation.

‍ The preservative-free Lumify eye drops are designed to reduce ⁤redness. Image: Adobe⁢ Stock

Lumify Preservative Free ⁤contains ⁣a low dose of⁢ brimonidine tartrate (0.025%) and is the only over-the-counter option with this ⁤formulation ‍to alleviate redness caused by minor eye irritations,‍ the company said.The drops are packaged in single-use ‍vials⁢ and are widely available at ‍major⁣ retailers nationwide.

“consumers often share their amazement at the visible⁤ difference our original Lumify makes, as reflected in over 50,000 five-star reviews,” said John Ferris, president, consumer, Bausch + Lomb, in the ⁣release. “lumify Preservative Free offers ⁤the same fast-acting formula for those with sensitive eyes,delivering a visibly brighter,whiter look ⁣in as little as 60 seconds.”

What’s next

Bausch‍ + lomb is expected to continue expanding its Lumify⁢ product ⁤line with⁣ further innovations in eye ⁢care solutions.

Further reading

  • Preservative-free brimonidine tartrate noninferior to Lumify

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