Aristo Sterile physiological saline solution 5ml

Aristo Saline solution is a single-dose solution with no preservatives or buffering agents, particularly suitable for people with sensitive eyes and nostrils

Functions

• In contact lenses:

Prevents dehydration of hydrophilic lenses, rinses contact lenses, is suitable for dissolving enzyme tablets

• Eye instillation:

Reduces environmental nuisance to the eyes (heating, air conditioning, smoke, etc.)

• Nasal irrigation:

Symptomatic relief of the nasal cold.

*Keep out of reach of children

*After opening the vial, use it immediately and after use, discard the excess solution as it may become contaminated and cause infection.

*One ampoule may only be used by one person.

*The same vial may not be used for both nasal and ocular use.

* Do not use if the vial is damaged.

*In case of eye or nose irritation, consult a specialist.

• Separate an ampoule, open it with freshly washed hands by turning the top of it so that the ampoule does not touch any surface.
• Rinsing: After the cleaning process has been completed, or if necessary, take the lens, place it on the palm of your hand and add a generous amount of solution by rubbing with your fingertips.
• Use directly on the eye surface: Either without a contact lens or without removing it from the eye, by applying slight pressure to the ampoule, add a few drops of Saline Solution
• In the case of infants, administer the product with minimal pressure to avoid any risk of contamination of the middle ear.

€194.60 / 100 ml

Contact lens solution is specially designed to take care of contact lenses and helps prevent protein deposits from forming on the lenses’ surface. Contact lens solutions must be kept innocuous to avoid eye infections, so it is important to keep the bottle tightly closed. It is highly recommended that contact lens wearers also use moisturising eye drops.

Remember that contact lenses are a resource to help you see better and should not be overused. You should rest your eyesight from their use. If you feel discomfort in your eyes, consult your pharmacist or ophthalmologist. Visit your doctor regularly to assess your eyesight and contact lenses.