This leads to an earnest discussion of what to call the peculiar plastic container holding the eyedrops. We'd like to take that scintillating debate one step further with a look at what's inside the mysterious vessel. After a night of too many screwdrivers and not enough shut-eye, Gaia MSM drops salve your ravaged pupils the way Advil calms your heavy head.
Relief only comes after a quick flash of discomfort, though.
At first the drops sting like shampoo, but as the liquid soaks in, redness and dryness miraculously dissipate. Gaia, new on the scene this year, was developed by estheticians. This one doubles as an ear dropper. A tester who experiences ear discomfort when flying reported zero problems when she used Gaia in her ears on a recent trip. There are legitimate, medical reasons to have red, irritated eyes.