Yes, there are alternatives for Restasis, including homeopathic alternatives.“Homeopathic” refers to homeopathy, a treatment philosophy developed more than 200 years ago. It’s based in part on the “law of minimum dose.” This is the belief that medications are more effective at lower doses.Homeopathic treatments are often made of low doses of plant, animal, or mineral products. An example of a homeopathic treatment for chronic (long-term) dry eye is the herb Euphrasia (eyebright). But there is little to no evidence supporting the use of homeopathy for treating any medical condition, including chronic dry eye.Homeopathy should not be used to replace conventional treatments proven to work. It should also not be used as a reason to postpone or avoid contacting a healthcare professional about a medical concern.Other alternatives that have been proven effective for managing chronic dry eye include:cyclosporine 0.09% (Cequa)dextran/hypromellose (Bion Tears)lifitegrast (Xiidra)loteprednol etabonate (Lotemax, others)polyethylene glycol/propylene glycol (Systane)Other treatments for chronic dry eye include:punctal plugs (tiny tubes placed into your tear ducts that help tears stay in your eyes)cleansing your eye area with diluted baby shampooTalk with your doctor or pharmacist if you’d like to learn more about alternatives for Restasis.