Miebo User Reviews & Ratings

• Deliv...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• January 16, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "While Miebo does help my dry eye disease, the dropper is wasteful. I have been putting drops in my eyes for years, but with this product, I end up with a lot running down my face. I tried a Nanodropper, but the threads aren't compatible."

• Nancy
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• February 27, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "Miebo drops really do work. I tried Restasis, but it was not effective. The only problem with Miebo is that the bottle is very small, and in no way can you have one bottle used 4 times a day last for a month. So, I use it with Tyrvaya, and all is well. Tryvaya morning and night, Miebo noon and dinner time. And the icing on the cake is that I got my insurance company to cover it! Would rate it a 10 if they used a larger bottle to cover the 4X daily recommendation for 1 month."

• Alan
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• February 18, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "Way better than anything else. Tiny drops are difficult to get in your eye and not on your nose. Bottle is very tiny. The trick: Lie down supine. Close opposite eye and hold other eyelids open or pull down on lower eyelid. Then invert bottle slowly and hold tip looking exactly at it, very close. One drop will fall in the eye. Repeat on the opposite side. Downside... very, very, very expensive!"

• Jessie
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• October 14, 2023

For Dry Eye Disease "I have dry eye disease after Lasik eye surgery. I have been using several vials of OTC drops, steroid drops, and Xiidra daily for a year. After using Miebo, I can eliminate the OTC drops and steroid drops. It is so slick you can't even feel it go in. I use it four times a day. It is truly a game changer."

• Miracle...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• December 26, 2023

For Dry Eye Disease "I have been using Miebo eye drops for a month. From the very first dose, I can only describe this drug as a miracle for my particular type of dry eye disease: meibomian gland dysfunction. The drops replace the missing natural oils that lubricate the eye surface. The design of the bottle could be better. Expelling the drops takes some skill as the drops are very tiny, you don't feel them going in, and you don't want to waste any, given the high out-of-pocket cost after insurance. I apply a drop to each eye, 3-4 times per day. The doctor says it's safe to use as frequently as needed. Side effect: minimal temporary blurriness. Immediate eye comfort. Gradual improvement in visual acuity. Worth every penny!"

• Linda...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• January 29, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I have used Miebo for approximately 3 months now and it has been a game changer for me. I have meibomian gland dysfunction and have used a variety of other drops in the past including Xiidra for the past 2 years. I have experienced no side effects from Miebo and my eyes feel so much better. The only downside is the price as it is very costly. I am now able to eliminate OTC drops. I highly recommend these drops for severe dry eye relief."

• panda...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• December 2, 2023

For Dry Eye Disease "My insurance won't cover it, but these are the best eye drops I have ever had. These are the first eye drops never to irritate my eyes and keep me from having chronically dry and red eyes. I'm no longer having blurry vision. I'm less sensitive to light. I hope my insurance will cover it in 2024 because I can tell I'll be going to the eye doctor less (aside from annual exams)."

• GaryB
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• February 20, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I’ve been using Miebo for 5 months. It has been a huge plus for my vision. I use it in conjunction with Xiidra. My vision was poor due to dry eye disease. Although Xiidra is helpful, the addition of Miebo has been excellent. I now have clear vision about 80% of the time. With Xiidra alone, my vision was clear about 50% of the time. While I’ve never seen this mentioned, I believe Miebo may accumulate over time, requiring a break for a day or so. The cost of these two meds is pretty high. I’m glad I can afford them. When competition allows a generic, this will be a lifesaver. I’d rate this 9/10 if it weren’t for the cost."

• Scrad
• March 6, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I've got to say this is a step up in treating dry eyes. Been using it now for over 6 months. Restasis and other drops have helped, but never took that sandy feeling away until using this. However, the bottle droplet is just a horrible design. I would love to continue using this eye drop. I just received a notification that my insurance will no longer cover this after May. Finally got something that works, and the insurance company decides to drop it. The cost of this stuff is just too much without insurance. It gets a (10) for effectiveness. I give it (3) for cost and poor bottle design."

• SherlyR
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• March 1, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I wanted to edit my previous review but unfortunately you can't. I was also skeptical as to whether the teeny bottle with 4 drops a day each eye would last a month, and it does. Absolutely lasted 30 days. The drops are micro drops. They are not big drops like other eye drops. My bottle lasted 33 days before I ran out. Just go slow and easy so you don't waste them."

• SherylR
• Taken for less than 1 month
• February 23, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I have been using Miebo eye drops for one month. They do seem to be helping with the irritation caused by Meibomian Gland Dysfunction. The drops feel like they are a bit oily and it feels good on the eyeball. It's a tiny bottle and a tiny drop that goes into the eye. The key to not waste the drop by missing the eye is to follow the directions on the leaflet by squeezing the bottle, turning it upside down, and releasing the air. You barely need to squeeze the bottle then (if at all) for a small drop to drop in your eye. If you squeeze too hard, you will get more than one drop. I just take my time and let gravity do the work. I still need to use my OTC eye drops for dry eye. Miebo is very expensive, but if you go to the Miebo website, there is a savings and support link, and with my insurance and their savings program, my drops cost $60 a month, and the first month was free. Try that!"

• BT2
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• March 12, 2024

"After years of eye discomfort and trying many other options, including Cequa, my doctor prescribed Miebo. It works so well that I am almost symptom-free. Would highly recommend it. The list price is very high, but it is possible to get it for zero cost (after insurance)."

• Chrissy
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• March 10, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I've been using these for about a month and it's made a world of difference. Finally relief! I use 4 times a day per my doctor: when I wake up, lunch, dinner, and bedtime. For me, these worked. I also started using supplements due to menopause: Omega-3 fatty acids, flaxseed, and staying hydrated. You can buy the supplements in bulk at Costco. All this together has made a world of difference."

• Val
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• February 5, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "The eye drops are excellent but the delivery system is very challenging. Often I end up with product under my eyes instead of in them. Given the price this is very frustrating."

• David
• Taken for less than 1 month
• March 7, 2024

For Dry Eye Disease "I experienced some relief from the first time I tried it, but the dropper bottle needs to be changed. I’ve wasted more of the product than I’ve been able to use."