Brill Ocudox Blephaitis 60ml

ACTION AND DESCRIPTION

Electrolyzed solution to help in treatment and symptoms of blepharitis.

CE marking. ON; 1011. Class IIb, not sterile.

COMPOSITION

Electrolyzed water, Sodium chloride, Sodium phosphate, Sodium sulfate, auxiliary substances: Sodium hydrochlorite and hypochlorous acid.

CONSERVATION AND DACITY

It should be stored in its original container between 2°C-24°C. Avoid the product freeze. It's not flammable. After using the product, the container must be closed again, before storing it.

Before opening, the stability of OcudoxTM is guaranteed until the expiration date (see the container to know the year and month of AAAA MM expiration).

When opening the product, note the date in the container in the "Opening date" section. The stability of the solution is guaranteed up to 60 days after its opening.

EMPLEMENTATION MODEL

It is used to clean the eyelids, eyelashes and periocular skin of residues and microorganisms, which can cause irritation and disease of the eye surface. It can be used to clean minor cuts and burns.

Ocudox is biocompatible when used according to its intended use. It does not irritate the skin, eyes or throat, and does not sensitize the skin. No special handling precaution is required.

Usage mode:

Wash your hands before applying OcudoxTM and remove the makeup and lotions from around your eyes.

Apply 2 OcudoxTM sprays on a cotton disk. Close the eye and, with a horizontal movement, carefully clean the base of the upper eyelid tabs a minimum of 3 times. No need to clarify.

Treatment: Use OcucioxTM twice a day or as recommended by a health care professional.

PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

Do not use the product if the manipulation-proof precinct is broken or not.

? Only for external use. Not suitable for injection or for consumption.

? Do not use OcucioxTM in combination with other products without consulting with a health professional.

? In case of deep or serious injuries, or if you have any other treatment concerns, consult a health care professional.

? If the wound shows signs of infection (increasing pain, bleeding, pus) or if it does not show signs of healing, consult a health care professional.

? Report any adverse reaction to a health professional.