SBL Cineraria Maritima Euphrasia Eye Drops (5ml)

Eye drops containing Cineraria Maritima Euphrasia:

Conjunctiva is a mucous membrane covering the anterior sclera (bulbar conjunctiva), which is reflected in the fornices to cover the tarsal surface of the lids (tarsal conjunctiva), and other inflammatory conditions of the eyes. Cineraria Maritima Euphrasia eye drops are a product of research and development by SBL in partnership with Boiron, France.

Indications:

Eye irritation from foreign objects, car smoke, environmental pollution, conjunctivitis and other inflammatory eye conditions, spring catarrh, corneal opacities, and a propensity for crystalline lens opacification.

Composition:

It is used to treat conjunctivitis and remove lens clouding and has a 1.50 percent weight-to-weight ratio of cineraria maritima, which helps to build resistance and clear infections.

Euphrasia Officinalis – 1.00%w/w: Acrid lachrymation, bland coryza, thick, excoriating discharge, burning, swollen eyelids, and a propensity to blink frequently.

Injuries to the eyes that are prone to suppuration; following operations. Calendula Officinalis, 0.25%w/w.

Kali Muriaticum – 10x 0.25%w/w: Corneal opacities, purulent scabs, and white mucus.

10x 0.25%w/w Calcarea Fluorica: Conjunctivitis, corneal spots, flickering, and sparks

Magnesium carbonate, 10x 0.25 w/w: Constant eye pain and watering.

Aversion to light, especially daylight; it causes dazzling, sharp pain through the eyes; it makes the eyes tender to the touch; the pain is worse when the eyes are closed; vision problems; letters blend together when reading; styes. Silicea – 10x 0.25%w/w

Since it halts fermentation and putrefaction, boric acid is used as an antiseptic disinfectant in I.P. form (1.00%w/w).

0.10% w/w of sodium methyl hydroxybenzoate

Ten milliliters of an isotonic solution of sodium chloride, q.s.

Useful dosage information:

3-6 times per day, put one or two drops into each eye.