Ophthalmic and Contact Lens Care Wholesale
Ophthalmic and contact lens care products for hospital pharmacy, eye clinics, optometry practices and retail pharmacy shelves - artificial tears and lubricant eye drops, ophthalmic irrigation and eye wash, allergy and redness relief drops, and multipurpose contact lens solutions from Bausch + Lomb, Alcon and Systane. Stocked in multi-dose dropper bottles, preservative-free unit-dose vials and solution bottles for clinic and counter dispensing. Wholesale case pricing for hospitals, eye clinics, optometry practices and pharmacy procurement teams.
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Ophthalmic and Contact Lens Care for Pharmacy and Eye Clinics
The Ophthalmic and Contact Lens Care subcategory groups the over-the-counter eye care drug lines and contact lens solutions that hospital pharmacies, eye clinics, optometry practices and retail counters stock and dispense. It covers artificial tears and lubricant drops, ophthalmic irrigation and eye wash, allergy and redness relief drops, and the multipurpose and hydrogen peroxide solutions used to clean and store contact lenses. Products are packaged for how they are dispensed - multi-dose dropper bottles for the shelf and preservative-free unit-dose vials for frequent use.
Ophthalmic and Lens Care Lines Stocked
- Artificial tears and lubricant drops - Lubricant eye drops and dry eye lines from Systane, Refresh and pharmacy house brands, in multi-dose bottles and preservative-free unit-dose vials.
- Ophthalmic irrigation and eye wash - Sterile eye wash and irrigation solution in bottles and single-use formats for clinic and occupational health eye stations.
- Allergy and redness relief drops - Antihistamine and redness relief ophthalmic drops in dropper bottles.
- Lubricant ophthalmic ointments - Nighttime lubricant eye ointments in tubes.
- Contact lens solutions - Multipurpose disinfecting solutions and hydrogen peroxide lens care systems from Bausch + Lomb and Alcon, plus saline and lens cases.
Ophthalmic and Lens Care Formats
| Product | Format | Packaging | Representative Brands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artificial tears | Multi-dose, preservative-free | Dropper bottles, unit-dose vials | Systane, Refresh |
| Eye wash and irrigation | Sterile solution | Bottles, single-use, eye station refills | Bausch + Lomb, house brands |
| Allergy and redness drops | Multi-dose | Dropper bottles | Alcon, house brands |
| Contact lens solution | Multipurpose, hydrogen peroxide | Solution bottles, travel packs, lens cases | Bausch + Lomb, Alcon |
Preserved and Preservative-Free Presentations
Ophthalmic drops are stocked in two presentations. Multi-dose dropper bottles use a preservative to keep the bottle sterile through repeated use and are the shelf standard for occasional use. Preservative-free unit-dose vials package a single application without preservatives and are stocked for frequent-use dry eye lines. Ophthalmic irrigation and eye wash are stocked in bottles and single-use formats and as refills for occupational health eye stations. Contact lens care spans multipurpose disinfecting solutions that clean, rinse and store in one step and hydrogen peroxide systems that use a neutralizing case, from Bausch + Lomb and Alcon, with saline and lens cases stocked alongside.
Ophthalmic and contact lens care is a steady over-the-counter line for pharmacy and eye care settings, with artificial tears and lens solutions turning at retail velocity and eye wash reordered for occupational health and clinic stations. Consolidating these lines with a single distributor holds case pricing and continuity across the dry eye, irrigation and lens care groups that eye clinics and pharmacy counters dispense. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Browse Related Categories
Eye care drug lines sit alongside the shelf products in OTC medications and are dispensed using the consumables in pharmacy dispensing and compounding supplies. Prescription injectable and ophthalmic-related lines are handled under injectables and contrast agents. Browse the full pharmacy catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between preserved and preservative-free eye drops?
Preserved eye drops come in multi-dose dropper bottles and use a preservative to keep the bottle sterile through repeated use, which makes them the shelf standard for occasional use. Preservative-free drops package a single application in a unit-dose vial without a preservative and are stocked for frequent-use dry eye lines. Both are carried across the artificial tear and lubricant range.
What is the difference between multipurpose and hydrogen peroxide contact lens solutions?
Multipurpose solutions clean, rinse, disinfect and store contact lenses in a single step and are the most widely stocked lens care format. Hydrogen peroxide systems disinfect using a neutralizing case and are stocked as an alternative for lens wearers who prefer a peroxide-based system. Both are carried from Bausch + Lomb and Alcon, along with saline and replacement lens cases.
What ophthalmic product formats are stocked?
The catalog covers artificial tears and lubricant drops in multi-dose bottles and preservative-free unit-dose vials, lubricant ophthalmic ointments in tubes, sterile eye wash and irrigation in bottles and single-use formats, allergy and redness relief drops in dropper bottles, and contact lens solutions in multipurpose and hydrogen peroxide systems. Brands include Systane, Refresh, Bausch + Lomb and Alcon.
Can eye clinics and pharmacies order ophthalmic products in bulk?
Yes. Ophthalmic and contact lens care products are stocked in case and multi-case quantities for hospital pharmacies, eye clinics, optometry practices, retail counters and licensed distributors. Standing order programs are available for the highest-velocity artificial tear, eye wash and lens solution SKUs. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What ophthalmic products should be included in a facility formulary?
A core eye care formulary typically includes a multi-dose and a preservative-free artificial tear line, a lubricant ophthalmic ointment, sterile eye wash and irrigation for occupational health and clinic stations, and an allergy or redness relief drop. Practices that serve contact lens wearers add multipurpose and hydrogen peroxide lens solutions with saline and cases. MAP Medical builds consolidated ophthalmic formulary packages matched to facility type and dispensing volume - contact our team for an assessment.