BRUDYAL PLUS MULTI
COMPOSITION:
Blue Cornflower Distilled Water, Distilled chamomile water, Sodium hyaluronate, Dibasic sodium phosphate heptahydrate, Monobasic sodium phosphate dihydrate, Sodium chloride and A.P.I. (water for injection).
BRUDYAL PLUS MULTI it is a moisturizing and lubricating solution, sterile, and with a physiological pH, based on 0.10% sodium hyaluronate and distilled water of blue cornflower and chamomile, in a multi-dose container, with a nominal capacity of 10 ml, without preservatives.
Sodium hyaluronate offers a moisturizing and lubricating effect, which counteracts dry eyes and creates a protective film in the corneal epithelium against external aggressors and against damage caused by free radicals. Chamomile is known in folk medicine for its soothing and refreshing properties and, therefore, is indicated to relieve pain and redness of the ocular mucosa caused by atmospheric agents and environmental factors. Blue cornflower is known for its moisturizing ability and its anti-redness properties. The content can be used in the next 3 months from the first opening. It is suitable for frequent use, several times a day, and can be used by contact lens wearers.
HOW TO USE:
1. Tear off the security seal before the first administration.
2. Remove the protective cap.
3. Press the container and instill 2 or 3 in the eye, as many times as needed.
4. The gradual emptying of the container may be associated with the need to exert a higher pressure to allow the product to be supplied. This is due to the properties of the closure system, which acts to preserve the sterility and physical and chemical characteristics of preservative-free solutions.
Suitable for frequent use, several times a day, according to specific doctor’s instructions.
STORAGE:
It must be used within the next 3 months from first opening.
INDICATIONS:
The product can be used by contact lens users without having to remove them.
It is indicated for dry eyes or discomfort of the ocular mucosa due to:
– Environmental factors (air conditioning, excessive solar radiation, wind, smoke, pollution, swimming in seawater or pool water).
– dry eyes due to excessive fatigue after long hours of computer work, studying, or due to dry eye syndrome.
– Daily excessive use of contact lenses.
