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Optase MGD Advanced Preservative-Free Eye Drops (10 mL)
Optase MGD Advanced Preservative-Free Eye Drops (10 mL)
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About This Item:
OPTASE® MGD Advanced is a preservative-free lubricant eye drop for dry, irritated eyes. It pairs active glycerin 0.9% with a clear lipid microemulsion made with sacha inchi seed oil, trehalose and hyaluronic acid to moisturize and protect the surface of the eye without blur, in a multi-dose bottle that delivers about 300 drops and can be used for 3 months after opening.
Quick facts
- Size: 10 mL (0.33 fl oz), about 300 drops
- Form: Preservative-free eye drops (lipid microemulsion)
- Active ingredient: Glycerin 0.9% (eye lubricant)
- Key ingredients: Sacha inchi seed oil, trehalose, sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid)
- Contact lenses: Contact lens compatible
- After opening: Use within 3 months
- Made by: OPTASE (Scope Health Inc.)
Why eye doctors recommend it
Eye doctors often recommend preservative-free drops for people who use drops several times a day, because preservatives can irritate the surface of the eye with frequent use. MGD Advanced adds something most lightweight drops don't have: a clear lipid microemulsion made with sacha inchi seed oil, alongside glycerin, trehalose and hyaluronic acid. That makes it a common choice for people whose dry eyes are linked to the oily layer of their tears, often as part of a routine that includes warm compresses and daily eyelid cleaning.
Is MGD Advanced right for me?
- A good fit if your eyes feel dry, gritty or tired, especially later in the day or after screen time.
- A good fit if your eye doctor has talked with you about your oil glands or evaporative dry eye.
- A good fit if you want a drop with oils in it that won't blur your vision.
- Choose OPTASE HYLO Relief if your symptoms are mild and you want the lightest drop.
- Choose OPTASE HYLO Forte if you want extra hyaluronic acid for moderate to severe dryness.
- Choose OPTASE Allegro if pollen, dust and other everyday irritants make your dry eyes worse.
Benefits
- Preservative-free, so it's gentle enough for frequent daily use
- Helps relieve dryness and irritation of the eye
- Helps protect against further irritation
- Clear lipid microemulsion with sacha inchi seed oil, formulated to be non-blurring
- About 300 drops per bottle, usable for up to 3 months after opening
- Contact lens compatible
How to use
- Wash your hands. Before first use, make sure the tamper seal is intact.
- Remove the cap, tilt your head back slightly, look up and gently pull down your lower eyelid.
- Holding the bottle tip-down without touching your eye or eyelid, gently squeeze to release a drop into the pocket of your lower eyelid.
- Close your eye slowly so the drop spreads across the surface. Repeat for the other eye.
- Keep the tip from touching your eye, skin or any surface, then replace the cap right away.
- If you use other eye drops or eye medications, wait at least 15 minutes between them.
Put one or two drops in the affected eyes as needed.
What to expect
Most people feel more comfortable soon after the drop spreads, and the clear formula is designed to avoid the blur some oil-based drops cause. If you have eye pain, changes in vision, or continued redness or irritation, or if symptoms get worse or last more than 72 hours, stop using the drops and see your eye doctor.
Key ingredients
- Glycerin 0.9% (active): an eye lubricant and humectant that draws in moisture and protects the eye's surface.
- Sacha inchi seed oil: a plant oil delivered in a clear lipid microemulsion.
- Trehalose: a naturally occurring sugar that helps keep the eye's surface hydrated.
- Sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid): holds moisture on the surface of the eye.
How long a bottle lasts
Each bottle holds about 300 drops, which works out to roughly 8¢ per drop. For example, used as one drop in each eye three times a day, a bottle lasts about 7 weeks. Throw the bottle away 3 months after opening, even if there's solution left.
Pairs well with
Dryness often starts at the eyelids. Many eye doctors recommend a simple daily routine:
- OPTASE Moist Heat Mask: a warm compress to loosen the oil glands along the lids
- Peeq Pro Foaming Eyelid & Facial Cleanser: cleans oil and debris from the lash line
- OPTASE MGD Advanced: lubricates and protects the eye's surface through the day
Frequently asked questions
What does "MGD" mean?
MGD stands for meibomian gland dysfunction, which happens when the oil glands along your eyelids don't release enough healthy oil into your tears. MGD Advanced is a lubricating drop; it relieves dryness and irritation but doesn't treat the glands themselves. If your eye doctor has diagnosed MGD, ask them how drops fit with warm compresses, lid hygiene and any in-office treatments.
Will an oil-based drop blur my vision?
MGD Advanced uses a clear lipid microemulsion that OPTASE describes as optically clear and non-blurring. A brief, mild blur right after applying can happen with any drop and usually clears with a few blinks.
Can I use MGD Advanced with contact lenses?
Yes. OPTASE lists MGD Advanced as contact lens compatible.
How is MGD Advanced different from HYLO Forte?
Both are preservative-free OPTASE lubricant drops. MGD Advanced adds a lipid microemulsion with sacha inchi seed oil and uses a higher glycerin concentration (0.9%). HYLO Forte focuses on hyaluronic acid for moderate to severe dryness. If you're unsure which fits your symptoms, ask your eye doctor.
Is it okay to use eye drops every day?
Preservative-free drops like MGD Advanced are designed for frequent, daily use. If you need drops constantly or your symptoms aren't improving, see your eye doctor to find the cause. Learn more in Is It Bad to Use Eye Drops Every Day?
How long does a bottle last once opened?
Up to 3 months after opening, or until the roughly 300 drops are used, whichever comes first.
Learn more
- Warm Compress for Eyes: The Best Eye Masks for Dry Eye and MGD Relief
- A Simple Routine for Managing Dry Eye: Good, Better, Best
- Can Dry Eye Cause Blurry Vision? Tear Film Problems & Fluctuating Vision Explained
Ingredients, warnings & storage
Active ingredient: Glycerin 0.9% (eye lubricant)
Inactive ingredients: Citric Acid Monohydrate, Polyoxyethylenesorbitan Monooleate, Potassium Chloride, Purified Water, Sacha Inchi Seed Oil (Plukenetia volubilis), Sodium Hyaluronate, Sorbitan Monooleate, Trehalose, Tromethamine
Warnings: For external use only. To avoid contamination, do not touch tip of container to any surface. Replace cap after using. If solution changes color or becomes cloudy, do not use.
Stop use and ask a doctor if: You feel eye pain. Changes in vision occur. Redness or irritation of the eye lasts. Condition worsens or lasts more than 72 hours.
Keep out of reach of children.
Storage: Use only if tamper evidence seal is intact. Store at 41–86°F (5–30°C). Use within 3 months of opening.

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