Retinol Palmitate
Ursapharm Artsnaymittel
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2019-09-19
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Clinical Pharmacology
Means for moistening, lubrication and protection of the cornea.
Evenly distributing and holding on the cornea for a long time, VitA-POS improves the condition of the tear film and thus reliably protects the cornea from drying out.
Vitamin A contained in the product is a natural component of the tear film and gives the product a delicate oily consistency, which ensures its complete mixing with natural tear and good tolerance of the product.
The use of VitA-POS contributes to the rapid disappearance of the subjective symptoms of burning, dryness and discomfort in the eyes.
Indications
Improves the condition of the tear film and protects the eye surface, helping to eliminate discomfort when feeling "dry", foreign body sensation, burning in the eyes, including those that occur under the influence of:
- Climatic factors such as air conditioning in the car, in the plane; wind, cold, intense solar radiation, ecologically unhealthy air or cigarette smoke
- Intense visual load, for example, during long-term work with a computer, a camera, with excessive spending time in front of the TV, the need to control vehicles at night, during prolonged wearing of contact lenses
Composition
1 g of lubricating ophthalmic contains:
Active ingredients
Retinol palmitate 250 IU.
Vaseline white, liquid paraffin, light liquid paraffin, lanolin.
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Dosage and Administration
A strip of 1 cm long is placed in the conjunctival sac 1-3 times / day. The frequency of use of the tool is set individually, as needed, and as recommended by an ophthalmologist. The use of VitA-POS before bedtime is recommended.
The duration of treatment is not limited.
Contraindications
Hypersensitivity to the components of the drug.
Drug interactions
VitA-POS should not be used simultaneously with other ophthalmological agents. In cases where joint use cannot be avoided, the use of VitA-POS is recommended 30 minutes after using another drug.
Special instructions
VitA-POS should not be used when wearing contact lenses. It is recommended to use the product after removing the lenses.
The use of VitA-POS can lead to a slight deterioration in visual acuity, therefore it is recommended to use it before going to bed at night.
When using VitA-POS, the tip of the tube should be avoided with the surface of the eye and skin.
Influence on ability to drive motor transport and control mechanisms
Immediately after the use of VitA-POS, a short-term impairment of visual acuity may occur, leading to a slowdown of mental and physical reactions. Therefore, it is not recommended to use VitA-POS immediately before working with the mechanisms and driving vehicles.
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