Vidisic Eye Gel

Vidisic Eye Gel is a lubricating eye gel from Bausch & Lomb, formulated with carbomer, a gel-forming ingredient used in many tear-substitute products. It is designed to form a moistening film over the surface of the eye, helping eyes that feel dry or irritated feel more comfortable. Its gel consistency is intended to stay on the eye surface longer than a watery drop.

Carbomer-based gels change from a gel to a more fluid consistency when blinked over the eye, which helps them spread across the surface. Because the formula is thicker than standard eye drops, it may cause brief blurring after application, so many people prefer to use it in the evening or before sleep. Always check the package leaflet for the full ingredient list, including any preservative, and guidance on contact lens use.

Long hours in front of screens, air-conditioning, driving and seasonal haze can all contribute to eye discomfort for people in Malaysia. Vidisic Eye Gel can be part of a daily eye-comfort routine alongside regular screen breaks and staying hydrated. If you have persistent eye discomfort, pain, redness, discharge or vision changes, consult a doctor or optometrist.

• Wash your hands before use.
• Tilt your head back and gently pull down the lower eyelid.
• Holding the tube or bottle vertically above the eye, apply one drop of gel into the lower eyelid pocket without touching the tip to the eye.
• Blink a few times to spread the gel evenly.
• Replace the cap immediately after use and follow the package leaflet for any further instructions.

• Store below 25°C, or as stated on the packaging.
• Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use.
• Do not let the tip touch the eye or any surface to avoid contamination.
• Keep out of reach of children.

• Lubricating eye gels are generally well tolerated.
• Temporary blurred vision right after application
• Mild burning, stinging or a sticky feeling on the eyelids
• Eye redness or irritation, including sensitivity to the preservative in some people
• Stop use and consult a doctor, optometrist or pharmacist if irritation, pain, redness or vision changes persist.

• Do not use if you are allergic to carbomer, the preservative or any other ingredient listed in the package leaflet.
• Check the leaflet before use with contact lenses, as preserved eye products may require lenses to be removed first.
• Not a substitute for medical assessment if you have eye pain, injury, infection, discharge or sudden vision changes.
• Do not use if the tube seal is broken or the gel looks unusual.

• No known food interactions.
• If you use other eye drops, apply them first and wait at least 5–15 minutes before applying the gel last.
• If you are using prescribed eye medication, check with your doctor or pharmacist before adding this gel to your routine.

• Apply before bedtime if daytime blurring is inconvenient.
• Write the opening date on the carton to keep track of the in-use period.
• Take regular breaks from screens and blink fully and often.
• Avoid direct airflow from air-conditioners and fans onto your face.
• Do not share your eye gel with others.

For use in the eye only. Do not drive or operate machinery until vision is clear after application. Keep out of reach of children.

If dry or uncomfortable eyes persist despite regular use, or if only one eye is affected, see a doctor or optometrist to check for underlying causes.