Brand: Samaxia

Lacri Protect Eye Drops for Dogs and Cats

Price range: £18.99 through £115.99

Lacri-protect is a gel that hydrates the ocular surface. It is formulated without preservative, for better tolerance. The carbomer gel has a very good afterglow on the ocular surface and has the ability to improve the quality of the tear film. Its single-dose presentation allows easy and controlled application of a calibrated drop.

Available in boxes of 10 X 0.5ml pipettes or 110 X 0.5ml pipettes

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Lacri-protect

Protect the ocular surface

Lacri-protect is a gel that hydrates the ocular surface. It is formulated without preservative, for better tolerance. The carbomer gel has a very good afterglow on the ocular surface and has the ability to improve the quality of the tear film. Its single-dose presentation allows easy and controlled application of a calibrated drop.

Lacri-protect can be used:

To help restore the thickness of the tear film
In addition to the management of dry eye syndrome
To protect the ocular surface, thanks to a film-forming effect: during and / or after anesthesia, during irritation (wind, pollen, dust, etc.) or exposure of the cornea.

Directions for use:

1 to 2 drops 2 times a day

Key ingredient: 0.2% carbomer
Use: to lubricate the eye surface

PRESERVATIVE-FREE
Single-use pipettes of carbomer
Resealable single-use pipettes: can be used for 12 hours after opening

Product Description

Lacri-protect

Protect the ocular surface

Lacri-protect is a gel that hydrates the ocular surface. It is formulated without preservative, for better tolerance. The carbomer gel has a very good afterglow on the ocular surface and has the ability to improve the quality of the tear film. Its single-dose presentation allows easy and controlled application of a calibrated drop.

Lacri-protect can be used:

To help restore the thickness of the tear film
In addition to the management of dry eye syndrome
To protect the ocular surface, thanks to a film-forming effect: during and / or after anesthesia, during irritation (wind, pollen, dust, etc.) or exposure of the cornea.