Eye drops

Eye drops

Areas of application and areas of application

Eye drops are used in various clinical and practical situations: for lubrication and symptom relief of dry eyes, for diagnostic staining and rinsing, as a local anesthetic during examinations and for topical therapy and hygiene measures after procedures or foreign body contact. In practice, they support safe processes, reduce handling effort and ensure hygienic application through dropper bottles and single-dose formats.

Product types and formulations

The category includes preservative-free lubricating eye drops, fluorescent diagnostic staining solutions, local anesthetics, antiseptic or cleansing rinsing solutions, and nutritional or lubricating preparations in multi- and single-dose containers. Available dosage forms include dropper bottles with multi- or single-stage dosing systems, single-dose pipettes and sterile bottles for instrument or contact lens care.

Quality, safety and handling

When selecting eye drops, sterility, tolerability and packaging to avoid contamination are crucial. Preservative-free preparations reduce the risk of irritation with frequent use; Single doses minimize cross-contamination. Clear labeling of the dose and suitable application aids promote safe, efficient processes in examination and treatment.

Typical product advantages

• Sterile, preservative-free formulations for sensitive applications
• Single doses for hygienic single use
• Fluorescence solutions for rapid diagnostics
• Practical droppers and dosing systems for precise application

Brands and selection instructions

Solutions from manufacturers such as Hylo, Bepanthen and Optrex are represented in the category. When comparing, it is worth looking at the ingredients, dosage form (multi-dose vs. single dose), preservation and storage instructions in order to select the right version for the respective work processes.