Used for
Dry eye syndromes
39 medications the National Library of Medicine records as treating dry eye syndromes, and that we can price. Open one to see what it costs without insurance.
Listed alphabetically, not by preference. Which of these suits anyone is a question for a prescriber; what they cost is the question we can answer.
- AcoltremonTRPM8 Thermoreceptor Agonist
- Ascorbic, polyethylene and 2 others · 2 strengths and forms$52.19Cost Plus Drugs
- Calcium, potassium and sodium
- Carboxymethylcellulose · 3 strengths and forms$18.49HealthWarehouse
- Carboxymethylcellulose and glycerin · 2 strengths and forms
- Carboxymethylcellulose, glycerin and polysorbate$11.57HealthWarehouse
- Dextran and hypromellose · 2 strengths and forms$19.19HealthWarehouse
- Dextran, glycerin and hypromellosePlasma Volume Expander$19.60HealthWarehouse
- Hypromellose · 3 strengths and forms
- LifitegrastLymphocyte Function-Associated Antigen-1 Antagonist$810.00HealthWarehouse
- PerfluorohexyloctaneSemifluorinated Alkane$835.12HealthWarehouse
- Polyethylene and propylene · 2 strengths and forms$35.22HealthWarehouse
- Polyethylene and tetrahydrozoline$23.38HealthWarehouse
- Polyethylene, potassium and sodium · 6 strengths and formsOsmotic Laxative$22.80Cost Plus Drugs
- Polyethylene, tetrahydrozoline and zinc$25.84HealthWarehouse
- Propylene · 2 strengths and forms$18.74HealthWarehouse
- Sodium · 9 strengths and forms$9.29HealthWarehouse
Cheapest option we hold for the usual fill, fees included, checked November 5, 2026. Open a medicine for every option and the date on each one.