I don't know about the drops, but the last eye issue I had really had me worried too. First off, I would suggest shining a low power flashlight in their eyes, to see if they dilate. Second, what does the area around the eyes look like? My eye problem was that the eye on my leo's right side was really ragged (the eyelid I mean), and she wouldn't stop licking it, and it looked like she was squinting. After she shed, her eye went back to normal. 

Are they being kept in the same tank? If so, I think you should separate them. One may have transferred some sort of pathogen or germ to the other. 
What type of substrate are you using? They might have gotten something (like a piece of sand) stuck in their eye. Of course, I would think they would just blink or lick them clean...
Also, if you can't get them to open their eyes to a flashlight, just try taking a little bit of water (dechlorinated, of course), and with an eye dropper, place a tiny bit in the eye. Sometimes, it can help just to let leos soak or have a bit of water on them to help with issues. And, the water may flush out whatever may be in the eye.

Like I said, I'm not sure about eye drops, and I really hope someone else here can help you. Good luck!

Jim

This question has had no activity for 14 days and will be closed by an administrator unless the original poster takes action.

Recommended Action: Points awarded

An administrator will select responses and assign points at their discretion.

Original poster, please close this question out and assign points. If you have any further information in the resolution of your problem, please post it here so that others may learn from it.