Review on Irritating Hypoallergenic Sensitive Dr Fischer by Rachel Ford

Firstly if you are wondering what the difference between Dr. Fischer eye wipes and baby eye wipes (these) there is no difference in terms of ingredients, wipe size, liquid saturation. As far as I can tell the only difference is the pastel colored packaging and the picture of the baby. Coincidentally, these baby wipes are cheaper than the "adult" wipes. The wipes themselves are GREAT and a must have if you have dry eye syndrome or blepharitis. Basically, I didn't follow my eye doctor's instructions to wash my eyelids twice a day with baby shampoo. I admit I'm just lazy and this label is just what I need to qualify. The absence of debris in the cap lines is of paramount importance for oil production. Tip: If you have a hard time waking up in the morning, put them on your bedside table. Then, when you reach up to angrily snooze, do yourself a favor and grab one to wipe the "sleep" out of your eyes instead.