Carmellose Sodium Eye Drops 0.5% Lubricant Carmellose is a sterile, preservative free 0.5% ophthalmic solution of Carmellose sodium in vials of 0.4ml single use containers. Carmellose Eye Drops 0.5% 12 Hour 30 x 0.4ml single use lubricating eye drops for patients with moderate to severe dry eye. PRESERVATIVE FREE FORMULATION: eliminates the risk of preservative reactions such as toxic events, allergic reactions and disruption of the tear film. 12 HOURS OF USAGE: cost effective since most single dose units need to be disposed of immediately after usage. SOOTHING AND LUBRICATING: relieves ocular discomfort and irritation associated with dry eyes and environmental factors such as wind, salt-water, smoke or computer work. SUITABLE FOR USE WITH ALL CONTACT LENSES: can be placed directly on the lenses to make insertion of contact lenses much more comfortable. When should it be used? Lubricant eye drops for lasting and soothing relief and protection against burning, irritation and discomfort due to ocular dryness or exposure to environmental factors. This product is not normally intended for use for more than 30 days; if the symptoms persist consult your doctor.

Carmellose sodium in vials of 0.4ml single use containers. Caremllose 0.5% can be used in case of a severe dry eye syndrome or more immediate protective action and lasting relief. Caremllose 0.5% is a sterile, ophthalmic, strong moisturising and protective solution, with a physiological pH, based upon Carmellose. Caremllose 0.5% is a Preserviative Free Formula meaning it contains no preservatives at all. The absence of preservatives allows the use of the solution by contact lens wearers without the need to remove them. Carmellose 0.5% Eye Drops relieve severe symptoms of dry eyes such as burning, itching, and grittiness (foreign body sensation). They act as a lubricant, providing relief for dry eye conditions associated with the use of PCs, infrequent blinking, certain medical treatments, atmospheric pollution, dry atmospheres (e.g. air conditioning, wind and sun) and ophthalmic stress due to the use of contact lenses.