Rohto Dry Aid, eye drops 10 ml — Made in Japan — Free Delivery

Indications:

Rohto Dry Aid is a medical device indicated for use in the adjunctive treatment of dry eye syndrome.

Properties:

Rohto Dry Aid is a product with an advanced composition and action supporting the treatment of dry eye syndrome. Tearshield technology helps restore the natural tear film where it is lost on the surface of the eye. Local loss of the tear film leads to dry eye syndrome and the associated symptoms.

Rohto Dry Aid provides long-term relief and protects against dry eye symptoms. Rohto Dry Aid is a clear liquid that provides a feeling of refreshment and relief from dry eye symptoms such as dry eye, pain, itching, burning, stinging, sand in the eye, fatigue and eye irritation.

To ensure effectiveness and comfort of use, the composition of Rohto Dry Aid eye drops has been selected so that the preparation mimics human tears as well as possible. Rohto Dry Aid eye drops act on all layers of the tear film, supplementing and stabilizing the tear film and restoring its natural function. This action helps to relieve the troublesome symptoms of the dry eye syndrome and restore the natural, correct vision.

Ingredients:

Propylene glycol, povidone, boric acid, sodium borate, menthol, calcium chloride, magnesium sulfate, polyoxyl stearate, polyoxyethylene castor oil, poloxamer, disodium edetate, sesame oil, polyhexamethylene biguanide, purified water.

Use:

Rohto Dry Aid drops can be used multiple times a day as needed. In children over 6 years of age, use only under the supervision of adults. Before use, remove contact lenses.

Before use, wash your hands and dry them thoroughly.

Open the bottle by turning the cap.

Remove the nut and set it aside.

Tilt your head back and look up.

Gently pull the lower eyelid with your finger, thus revealing the conjunctival sac, i.e. the empty space between the eyelid and the eye.

Holding the bottle in the other hand between your thumb and middle finger, place the mouth of the bottle over the conjunctival sac, press the bottle gently and one or two drops of the preparation will flow into the conjunctival sac.

If excess formulation has leaked out of the eye, wipe it off with a lint-free tissue.

Press the cap firmly onto the tip of the dropper.