Comparing Olopatadine Ophthalmic vs Pataday

For Seasonal Allergic Conjunctivitis: Hate to break sad news but, excessive use causes your eyes to become lazy, produce less tears, and become more dependant on these expensive eye drops. If you have allergies use over the counter loratadine and, if you sit in your butt in front of a air conditioner, be it home or car, your eyes will dry up and itch like hell, same at wintertime if you do not have a humidifier. As you get old your eyes produce less tears, a mechanism not well understood even by best of Ophthalmologists. If your eyes are itching, really dry, burning, wipe them with a clean wet towel. Have a house humidifier and, if in car, you are out of luck, use some over the counter eye lubricants without any preservatives in them. Take a periodic refreshing shower and wash your eyes. You can also wash your eyes over a sink.

For Seasonal Allergic Conjunctivitis: First time was yesterday with Olopatadine. During the night I felt pain and discomfort in my left eye. I woke up with the lower eyelid swollen, drooping and with a dark circles in both eyes. Very uncomfortable, but still I made a second attempt now to see if it reverses the situation. I am also using a lubricating eye drop twice a day.

For Seasonal Allergic Conjunctivitis: this is a major ripoff you would not believe how tiny the bottle is. lower the price or increase the size if not will never buy again

For Seasonal Allergic Conjunctivitis: These drops have definitely helped with the itching, but my eyes are still red. And I've developed a sore throat and headache.