Dexpanthenol ophthalmic gel to lubricate and protect the eye
Dexpanthenol ophthalmic gel is a viscous solution that improves the humidification of the surface of the eye as well as the healing of the cornea.
Teapisation, red eyes, tears, irritations, eye fatigue, decreased visual acuity, urge to clamp on the eyes often... These are symptoms of a phenomenon called dry eye. It can have several causes, in particular exposure to external elements such as pollution, cold, wind, too dry air, etc. The Dexpfenesol gel will allay the irritations caused by dry eye. It is relieving, refreshing and it has a moisturizing action.
The Bausch and Lomb Davalrenol gel also contributes to the regeneration of the corneal epithelium. He may therefore be involved in the repair of corneal injuries.
It is effective in Dexpanthénol, its key active ingredient, as well as the carbomer. Dexpantmethol, or provitamin B5, is known for its regenerating power, both for the skin and mucous membranes and for the cornea. Once applied, it participates in the formation of coenzyme A, which is involved in cell growth. The carbutter allows the gel to spread well and ensures good reproach. Thus, the ophthalmic gel is easy to apply and offers a long-lasting action.
Medical device with CE marking 0483.
Capacity: 10 g.
ADVICE OF USE
How to use Ophthalmic gel Dexpanthenol
- Hold the tube upright above your eye and gently pull your lower eyelid down. Install a drop in each eye by slightly pressing the tube. The tube shall be firmly maintained vertically during instillation.
- Take care that the tube does not come into contact with the eye or fingers to avoid contamination of the gel.
- Make sure that it is always the same person who uses the tube Dexpanthen's ophthalmic gel.
- Keep an interval of at least 15 minutes between each injection if you use more than one health product.
- Wearing contact lenses is not recommended during the use of Dexpanthennol an ophthalmic gel, as this may opacify the lenses and there may be incompatibility with the material constituting the lens.
