Fluker's Repta Rinse, Reptile Eye Wash, 2 oz

I’ve been having humidity issues for my geckos 50 gal tank. It’s been hard to maintain the humidity and because of that my poor gecko got quite some buildup in both eyes. Panicked, I tried to find a cost effective solution before considering a vet. And this did JUST the trick!! On a scale to minimal-severe I would say the buildup in her eye was definitely mild. I put in a few drops in both eyes, which she allowed me to apply with no struggle or chirps so I assume it was pretty soothing and non irritating, rubbed it in more with a q tip to make sure it got ALL the way in, in addition to giving her a steam bath for about 20 minutes. I kid you not, a pretty sizable chunk of buildup came out ITSELF! It literally slid out just under her eye. Her eyes are clear and beautiful again!! I would probably even recommend this for severe cases in addition to consistent steam baths. I believe that as long as your Leo is healthy, they could recover from eye buildup with the appropriate amount of time effort and care to treat it. It will definitely take time but as long as you fix the issue of humidity and/or substrate (two common issues that affect a geckos ability to shed) on top of being consistent with the treatment, don’t beat yourself up! Things happen and you’re not a terrible owner for considering cost effective-EFFECTIVE treatment! I 100% recommend this item! But seriously don’t let it get to the severe point to do something about it, act FAST or else they could go blind if severe/consistent buildup occurs!

The media could not be loaded. The product seems to work well for my chameleon I use vitamin A pills along with the drops and I’ve seen a lot of progress in Millie’s eyes. It’s easy to use but doesn’t come with a dropper so I’d suggest buying one. My chameleon isn’t. Fan of me putting the drops in her eyes but the product definitely works well. As soon as I put it in her eyes she immediately starts moving them around and rubbing her eyes against things in her tank. The really bad eye that’s basically swelled shut was the before the others are the after math i haven’t used it long but I’ve definitely seen progress!

My frog has had a cloudy eye for a few months that he mostly keeps shut, as it really bothers him. I’ve been using the Zoo Med reptile eye drops to treat it, but haven’t really seen any results. When I switched to this, he had his eye open within a day! It definitely helped him and can’t recommend more. FYI: this does not come in an eyedropper bottle, so I had to get my own pipettes to be able to put it in effectively.

I may have purchased the incorrect product and needed something much stronger.

Been using this product for my red ear slider turtles eye, it had swollen up. Only used it for a week now, twice a day, and my turtle's swollen eyes are starting to subside. Pretty effective, I'd say. It cleans up around the eyes well. Affordable price so it's worth a try!I paired this eye drops with another product, vitamin A droplets (ingestion)

My bearded dragon was having some clear eye discharge post shed. I think he got some of his eye lid shed stuck in there. I was going to take him to the vet but tried this first. Used for about a week and worked like a charm. Saved a lot on a vet bill.

I purchased this based on recommendations on YouTube for people who have leopard geckos. The only reason why I gave it a rating of three stars was because it didn't help what I bought it for, but that's because apparently she had had some shedding stuck in her eye.I honestly needed to take her to the vet to help me get it out. However when she got "gook" in one of her eyes, I DID ise this and it helped after a day.So basically, after the 7 Days of recommendation for this product, if something is still wrong with your gecko after using these eye drops, I suggest you take them to the vet.

This stuff helped my turtles eye and saved me a vet bill. I swear by it, get it if your turtle has an irritated eye(s).