It is great that you are using Refresh Tears; continuing with preservative-free lubricating eye drops is a safe way to soothe your eyes. Please avoid over-the-counter redness-relief drops containing vasoconstrictors, as they can worsen redness over time. Because of the severe redness, it is best to have an eye doctor examine you. They can safely evaluate the yellow spot and prescribe targeted treatments, like mild anti-inflammatory drops, if needed.

You did the right thing by flushing your eye immediately. Because Harpic is a strong household cleaner, it can cause serious irritation or chemical injury. Even though you used Refresh Tears, the redness and your concern about your vision mean you need to be evaluated by a doctor right away. Please head to the nearest emergency room or an eye specialist immediately. Keep flushing your eye with clean water on your way if possible.

It is very common to experience eye irritation after moving to a new city due to changes in climate, dust, or wind. This small bump might be a pinguecula, which is a harmless, non-cancerous growth on the white of the eye. It is completely safe to use Refresh Tears (lubricant eye drops) to help soothe the discomfort and keep your eye moist. While this is typically not serious, it is always a wise and reassuring step to have an eye care professional examine it, especially if you experience changes in your vision, increased redness, or pain. Wearing sunglasses outdoors can also help protect your eyes.

It is completely normal to feel some occasional itching even while using your prescribed treatments. Your Refresh Tears (lubricant), FML (fluorometholone), and Chlorocol (chloramphenicol ointment) are working together to heal your eyes and soothe inflammation. Sometimes, the healing process itself, dry eyes, or mild environmental allergies can cause temporary itching. Most minor eye conditions improve significantly within one to two weeks of consistent use. Since your regimen includes a steroid (FML), please ensure you follow up with your doctor to monitor your progress.

A constant feeling of having something stuck in your eye, despite using lubricating drops like Refresh Tears, can be caused by dry eye syndrome, a small corneal scratch, or mild inflammation under the eyelid. Since washing hasn't helped, please avoid rubbing your eye, as this can cause further irritation. I highly recommend scheduling a brief visit with an eye doctor. They can look closely at your eye under a special microscope to identify the exact cause and recommend a safe, targeted treatment, such as preservative-free lubricating drops or a soothing eye ointment.

Using Refresh Tears (carboxymethylcellulose) daily is generally very safe for preventing eye dryness from heavy screen use. Since you currently have no symptoms, using them occasionally as a preventive measure is perfectly fine. However, because multi-dose bottles contain mild preservatives, using them very frequently over many years can sometimes cause minor eye irritation. If you plan on long-term daily use, switching to a preservative-free lubricant eye drop is a gentler option for your eyes. Also, remember to take frequent screen breaks to let your eyes rest naturally.