preservative-free future
our expertise
WORKING TOWARDS A PRESERVATIVE-FREE FUTURE IN HEALTHY, EFFICACIOUS EYE CARE
As experts in Ocular Surface, Lid Hygiene and Glaucoma, we work to protect every cornea, pupil, iris and lens through our family of preservative-free products. And we continue our research into new systems to deliver treatments for the ocular surface. It has been shown that preservatives have harmful effects on the eyelids, the ocular surface and the quality of tears, especially with long-term use. Preservative-free is the future in healthy, efficacious eye care.
Ocular Surface
THEALOZ DUO®
(Trehalose 3%, Sodium Hyaluronate 0.15%)
FOR ALL DRY EYE PATIENTS
Thealoz Duo
CLINICALLY PROVEN
Uniquely formulated from trehalose (3%) and sodium hyaluronate (0.15%), Thealoz Duo
- Stabilizes tear film thickness for 4 hours
1 - Reduces inflammatory markers
2 - Restores osmotic balance
- Hypotonic
- Compatible with all types of contact lenses
THEALOZ DUO® GEL
(Trehalose 3%, Sodium Hyaluronate 0.15%)
FOR LONGER-LASTING TEAR FILM THICKNESS
Clinically proven, Thealoz Duo
FOR PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT DRY EYE SYMPTOMS
This gel formula complements Thealoz Duo
Packaged in individual minims, Thealoz Duo
- Stabilizes tear film thickness for 6 hours
3 - Demonstrated a statistically significant improvement in tear film stability and ocular discomfort, compared to sodium hyaluronate after cataract surgery
4 - Restores normal osmotic balance
- Provides bioprotection and osmoregulation to relieve dry eyes
- Hypotonic
HYABAK®
(0.15% SODIUM HYALURONATE)
FOR PATIENTS WITH EPISODIC DRY EYE
Hyabak
- Neutralizes the hyperosmolarity of aqueous-deficient or evaporative dry eye
- Provides hydration against dry environments and prolonged screen time usage
References:
1. Schmidl D, Unterhuber A, Nepp J, et al. Tear Film Thickness After Treatment With Artificial Tears in Patients With Moderate Dry Eye Disease. 2015;34(4):6. 2. Fariselli Trehalose/hyaluronate eyedrop effects on ocular surface inflammatory markers and mucin expression in dry eye patients 3.Wozniak PA, Schmidl D, Bata AM, et al. Effect of different lubricant eye gels on tear film thickness as measured with ultrahigh-resolution optical coherence tomography. Acta Ophthalmol. 2017;95(4):e307–13. 4. Caretti L et al. Efficacy of carbomer sodium hyaluronate trehalose vs hyaluronic acid to improve tear film instability and ocular surface discomfort after cataract surgery. 2019:13 1157–1163.