
GenTeal
Moderate Liquid Drops, 15mL
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GenTeal
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GenTeal Eye Lubricant for Cats and Dogs
GenTeal is a lubricant eye drop product for mild to moderate dry eye relief. These drops are manufactured for humans but can be used for pets too. They mimic the eye’s natural tears they make and help relieve the discomfort due to dry eye. Contact your pet's veterinarian before using them because your pet may actually have an eye infection. Use them as directed by your pet's veterinarian.
Note: GenTeal Mild Liquid Drops are not available to VetRxDirect at this time. We have no information on when they might be available.
Review Summary
6 total reviews
Rated 4.33 out of 5 stars
0% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
Reviews
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Poor customer service
From UndisclosedComments about GenTeal Moderate Liquid Drops, 15mLThis product burned my dogs eyes. I called the company for a refund. They refused. Poor customer service. -
These were very affordable and worked great on our old dog.
From UndisclosedComments about GenTeal Moderate Liquid Drops, 15mLOur 18 year old Bischon started to develop a crust on his eyes every day. We took him to the vet and she suggested that we give him lubricating eye drops. These worked great and provided much relief to our little old feller. -
Just what Ollie Needed
From UndisclosedComments about GenTeal Moderate Liquid Drops, 15mLMy cat has KCS. He needs a lubricating drop to get him thru the night. I saw that vets highly recommended this one. -
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I will buy this again
From UndisclosedComments about GenTealDoes a great job for her dry eyes -
Great for my dog's eye!
From undisclosedComments about GenTealMy dog had an eye injury that was, thankfully, cured and taken care of at the vet, but I noticed her eye would be teary in the mornings, so I called the and he recommended this product (GenTeal) which has been wonderful. My dog's eye is not tearing and this seemed to work! -
Really helps soothe my Bullies eyes
From Baton Rouge, LA, USAComments about GenTealI have been using Genteal for Moderate to Severe dry eye in my rescued Bulldogs eyes for years. It really helps with their dry eye issues. It soothes their eyes and keeps their eyes lubricated. I highly recommend this! It is a staple in our home!-
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Q & A
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My dog has used Genteal moderate to severe liquid gel drops in the past. However, they are no longer producing this product (per company). Can I substitute mild to moderate liquid drops by Genteal, or just go to another line, like Systane Ultra? What is safest for the dog? Thank you?
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These products are similar, but the active ingredients differ. Genteal Mild to Moderate contains Hypromellose as a lubricant, GenTeal Moderate to Severe contains Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium and Hypromellose as lubricants, GenTeal Tears Moderate contains Dextran 70, Glycerin, and Hypromellose as lubricants. We recommend speaking with your veterinarian about an appropriate replacement that will best suit your pet's needs.
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Would I be receiving the original mild to moderate Genteal formula, or the new moderate previously Tears Naturale Forte formula? I wonder because the first photo is the old box and the insert tab takes me to the old formula page.?
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The GenTeal and Tears Naturale brand products are made by the same manufacturer Alcon. GenTeal has been combined with Tears Naturale and made into a new product called GenTeal Tears. GenTeal Tears products contain the same ingredients as the Tears Naturale products. So, Tears Naturale Forte is now named GenTeal Tears Moderate, and Tears Naturale II is now named GenTeal Tears Mild. The Mild formula contains 2 lubricants Dextran and Hypromellose, whereas the Moderate contains 3 lubricants. Dextran, Glycerin, and Hypromellose. VetRxDirect no longer carries the original GenTeal, because it is being replaced by GenTeal Tears. We apologize for any confusion, because this is a relatively new change, the website team is working to replace the old product images and package inserts.
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