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Thealoz Duo gel is a water-based gel eye drop that is a combination of trehalose, sodium hyaluronate together with carbomer gel (0.25%).
Suitable for the relief of moderate to severe dry eye symptoms and signs such as discomfort, burning or irritation in the eye.
These symptoms can be caused by external environmental factors such as wind, smoke, pollution, dust, sunny or cold weather, dry heat, air conditioning, flights or long hours spent in front of a computer.
Thealoz Duo gel does not contain preservatives, they prevent irritation and allergic reactions that can occur when using preservative-containing ophthalmic products. If you have sensitive eyes and need to use moisturizing drops for a long time, it is recommended to use moisturizing drops that do not contain preservatives.
Thealoz Duo gel has a triple effect:
- Trehalose protects corneal epithelial cells, improving their resistance to daily environmental stress and tear film changes in dry eye syndrome, acts as an antioxidant.
Sodium hyaluronate is a natural polysaccharide that attracts water to moisturize and lubricate the surface of the eye.
It keeps the gel on the surface of the eye, reduces the healing time of the corneal epithelium (transparent surface of the eye).
-The carbomer gel ensures that the drops stay longer on the surface of the eye, without creating a feeling of stickiness. Thealoz Duo gel liquid drops are packaged in easy-to-squeeze single-dose (single-use) vials.
-Thealoz Duo gel is sterile, hypotonic and pH neutral (same pH as the surface of the eye), which helps retain water on the surface of the eye. Especially suitable in cases of chemical imbalance of the tear film, which is characteristic of chronic dry eye disease.
