The One Stop Drop - supports all three tear layers
Experience the power of LAB™TRIACTIV - Canada’s only preservative-free eye drop that works on all three layers of your tears. Its advanced formula delivers moisture right where your eyes need it most, restoring balance, reducing irritation, improving comfort and keeping your eyes feeling refreshed for longer with fewer drops.
Utilizing patented liposomal technology, each 10 ml bottle contains 100 trillion cationic liposomes, truly targeting all three tear layers and delivering proven ingredients directly to the source, for sustained relief and fewer applications.
Say goodbye to dry eyes and hello to rejuvenation!
1 Drop in each eye 2-3 times daily or as recommended by your eye care professional
Good for 2 months after opening
Cross linked Sodium Hyaluronate, Trehalose, Liposomes (phospholipids), Stearylamine (in aqueous solution at physiological pH).
Phospholipids ensure the replenishment of the lipid layer to better treat dry eye by evaporation. Vision does not become blurred.
Cross-linked sodium hyaluronate improves the aqueous layer to better treat evaporative and aqueous-deficient dry eye. Cross-linked sodium hyaluronate resists degradation, providing long-lasting relief.
Trehalose provides osmoprotection and cell regeneration while preventing cell desiccation.
Stearylamine stabilizes and strengthens the mucin layer, improves adhesion and moisture retention, and promotes tear film homogeneity.
Get $10 OFF every order of LAB™TRIACTIV until November 30th 2026 via mail-in rebate.
Mail-in Rebate ends November 30th 2026 @ 11:59pm. Mail-in rebate instructions will be sent with all orders of LABTRIACTIV. The mail-in rebate is provided by, and the responsibility of, LABTRIACTIV manufacturer Labtician Ophtalmics. Eye Drop Shop has no involvement and is not responsible for any issues regarding the receipt of the rebate.
Overall rating: 3.368421 / 5 from 19 reviews.
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"This product is not suitable for everyone. I have severe dry eyes, and these drops caused a strong stinging sensation. The bottle design is also poor and difficult to use. After many years of using eye drops, this is the first product I ended up throwing in the garbage while the bottle was still half full."
"Not as good as I expected. I used the I-Drop MGN, and it’s out of stock. Anthony recommended me to use that, n it doesn’t really help to relieve my drop eyes. Won’t buy again."
"It is a game changer. The best out there."
"Although these drops took a bit of getting used to, they've helped me a lot in terms of protecting my tear film and overall dryness. The only major downside is the bottle design which seems to not vent well with usage, leading to the container continually staying squeezed in over time (something that's compound by the price of the drops themselves as accessing the remaining product in the bottle becomes nearly impossible once half to three-quarters of the product is used)."
"Drops are great. The bottle is terrible. Can only use 1/2 the product."
"E effet ce produit ne fait guère mieux que le pure gel ou le mgd. ¥â©â§â⤿¿¿"
"Une des gouttes les plus efficace pour la sècheresse chronique que j’ai essayé! Par contre la bouteille ne permet que d’utiliser les 2/3 de la bouteille. Le plastique se déforme et il est très très difficile à presser. Trop de gaspillage pour le prix! Revoir la confection du contenant SVP."
"I have been using I-Drop MGD for a few years and have been happy with it. My eye doctor said I should try Lab Triactiv so I tried one bottle and here are my thoughts: Pros: - It clears from your eyes VERY quickly. You can put a drop in and get right back to work whereas MGD takes several minutes to clear out of your eyes before you can see clearly again. - The lubrication degrades more linearly. I find MGD’s efficacy falls very sharply in comparison. I don’t seem to use any less drops of the Lab Triactiv but the drops seems to provide more warning that it is time for another drop before your eyes feel dry. - I get more days out of a bottle but I have to get creative to get the last few days out of the bottle (see Cons below) Cons: - Price. Lab Triactiv is more expensive. While they have a $10 off promotion now, once that finishes I’ll have to think about which one I decide to use. - Getting the last drops out of the bottle are very difficult. The MGD dropper sucks in air when it is not being squeezed so it retains its shape whereas the Lab Triactiv does not. This means the dropper becomes scrunched up and hard to squeeze. I actually use pliers to squeeze out the last few days of drops. Yes that is as dangerous as it sounds. If I did not do that I would get about the same number of days as a bottle of MGD and it costs $10 more. I’d really have to think whether the benefits are worth it. Summary: I have decided to buy 3 more bottles of Lab Triactiv to continue the experiment. I do recommend giving it a try."
"These drops are great! However, the bottle is terrible. The dropper needs to be more targeted as it misses the eye sometimes. The bottle compresses after about 2/3 is gone and you can’t get the rest of the drops out. There’s a lot of waste because of the bottle."
"I was eager to try, clear bottle to see how much is used, soft bottle sides are both good points. But once bottle was not even half gone; it was difficult to dispense drops directly to the eye. The product might do better in the single use capsules (like the sample I got from my local FYI. )"
