A: Hi iasimov - Thanks for asking. The Lubricating and Rewetting Eye Drops is intended for use with soft contact lenses and should not be used without contact lenses. We hope this helps! - Taylor

A: The Target staff support answer is just being needlessly overcautious. Let me put it to you this way... the very first sentence on the front of the box states: "works while you wear your lenses". This is additionally confirmed on the side box details. In other words, the drops are intended to be put directly into your eye! So, obviously, they are safe to be used on your eyes. If they weren't, they would state they are only to be applied to the contacts outside of your eyes. Lastly, I can personally attest to all of us in my home using these without contacts to soothe dry eye and it has worked fine for that purpose and none of us have experienced any problems.

A: Hi Ashley - Great question! This product is not been recalled. For you information you can have a check in here [https://help.target.com/help/productrecallpage?childcat=Product+recalls&parentcat=Product+Safety+%26+Recalls&searchQuery=search+help] for the details of the recalled items. - Jan

A: Hi casebastian - Great question! The ingredient list is included within the item photos, which are accessible by scrolling through. Taking a look, under the "contents" listed, Boric Acid, is included within these lubricating and rewetting eye drops. Thanks for checking out our up & up™ selection. - MJ

A: Hi Mona, this product can be used with silicone hydrogel contact lenses.

A: Hi Heather, Taken from the packaging. This solution contains poly, boric acid, potassium cholride, sodium borate and sodium chloride. Preserved with edetate disodium 0.1% and hexadionic acid 0.1%. Hope that helps!