Packaging ranges from single-use micro‑volumes to small bottles and multi-count patch packs. Examples in the results include creams about 0.14–0.53 ounces, single-use drop vials around 0.4 milliliters, small bottles around 13 milliliters, and patch or mask packs that range from multiple pairs to about 60 patches.
Some lubricant (artificial-tear) drops are sold preservative-free in sterile single-use vials; the same brand also notes a preservative-free multidose bottle option. Single-use vials are commonly presented as a sterile, on-the-go format.
Frequently listed ingredients include hyaluronic acid, ceramides, glycerin, aloe, vitamin E, peptides, vitamin C, a flaxseed oil ingredient (in one lubricant), and amino acids.
Travel-friendly and easy-to-apply options include sterile single-use vials and small portable bottles for on-the-go use, stick/balm swipe-on formats, and patch/mask packaging that provides multiple pairs or includes spatulas to aid application.