Fluker's Repta Rinse, Reptile Eye Wash, 2 oz

Amazing!! I had given up on our 7-year-old Leopard Gecko. Her eyes were so crusted over I was convinced she was blind and we considered putting her down. We don’t have an exotic vet where we live. After less than 48 hours these drops worked!! I went to put some more on her eyes tonight and both eyes were wide open, we can see her pupils, and she was looking around. Her eyes were just slits with crust over them this morning (and they had been like that for at least a week). Truly miraculous!!!

Both my turtle’s eyes were red and swollen, one f them swollen shut. I ordered this and gf it the next day and by the next morning nth eyes were completely healed and his eyes cleared! I also prayed so🤭

Been using this product for my red ear slider turtles eye, it had swollen up. Only used it for a week now, twice a day, and my turtle's swollen eyes are starting to subside. Pretty effective, I'd say. It cleans up around the eyes well. Affordable price so it's worth a try!I paired this eye drops with another product, vitamin A droplets (ingestion)

This product helps if your reptile has something in its eye. I received a bottle with a different cap on it though, so I had to use a syringe. I think the bottle needs to be larger because if you are flushing out an eye you may have to use quite a bit of the product.

Worked great for my leopard gecko. These seemed to work better than just regular saline and I am glad to keep a bottle in the medical cabinets for my reptiles.

I’ve been having humidity issues for my geckos 50 gal tank. It’s been hard to maintain the humidity and because of that my poor gecko got quite some buildup in both eyes. Panicked, I tried to find a cost effective solution before considering a vet. And this did JUST the trick!! On a scale to minimal-severe I would say the buildup in her eye was definitely mild. I put in a few drops in both eyes, which she allowed me to apply with no struggle or chirps so I assume it was pretty soothing and non irritating, rubbed it in more with a q tip to make sure it got ALL the way in, in addition to giving her a steam bath for about 20 minutes. I kid you not, a pretty sizable chunk of buildup came out ITSELF! It literally slid out just under her eye. Her eyes are clear and beautiful again!! I would probably even recommend this for severe cases in addition to consistent steam baths. I believe that as long as your Leo is healthy, they could recover from eye buildup with the appropriate amount of time effort and care to treat it. It will definitely take time but as long as you fix the issue of humidity and/or substrate (two common issues that affect a geckos ability to shed) on top of being consistent with the treatment, don’t beat yourself up! Things happen and you’re not a terrible owner for considering cost effective-EFFECTIVE treatment! I 100% recommend this item! But seriously don’t let it get to the severe point to do something about it, act FAST or else they could go blind if severe/consistent buildup occurs!

Buyer beware: Do not ship with other items that you do not want wet! It seems they changed their lid manufacturing for the worse. I purchased an older bottle from my local reptile shop with a different lid that worked beautifully. All bottles ordered through Amazon are leaky so far. This one leaked through the little baggie and wet my brand new book, so I don’t advise using combined shipping. The contents are great for degunking leo’s eyes though. Just wish they would go back to the other lid.

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