Pink Eye Relief

Similasan natural eye drops stimulate your body's natural ability to temporarily relieve symptoms without potentially irritating ingredients. Many other eye drops have vasoconstrictors that may actually worsen the symptoms of bloodshot eyes if used more than directed. Similasan works differently, by using natural botanical extracts to stimulate the body's natural defenses and target the root cause, so you can feel better without harsh chemicals.
According to homeopathic principles, the medicinal ingredients in this medication temporarily relieve minor symptoms associated with viral and environmental conjunctivitis, such as: inflammation and redness of the whites of the eyes and inner eyelids; excessive watery (clear) discharge; sensation of grittiness; and sensitivity to light.

Active Ingredients:

Non-medicinal ingredients: Purified water, Sodium nitrate, Borax, Boric acid (as buffering agents), Silver sulfate (as preservative)

Adults, Children and Infants: Remove tamper-evident seal from neck of bottle. Twist cap off bottle. Squeeze plastic tip to release 2-3 drops into eye. Apply as needed up to 72 hours. Replace cap after use.

Caution:For external use only. While this product is suitable for all ages, children with conjunctivitis should be seen by a physician. Use of this product by more than one person could spread infection. Initial exacerbation of symptoms may occur. Use only if bottle seal is intact. Replace cap tightly after every use. To avoid contamination, do not touch the tip of the container to any surface. Contact wearers: consult a physician prior to using. If pregnant, consult a physician before using. Discard open bottle after 30 days. Keep this and all medicines out of the reach of children.
Do not use: If you are experiencing a thick, white, yellow or green discharge that forms a crust on the eye lid; if the solution changes color or becomes cloudy; if you experience eye pain or changes in vision; if you frequently contract infections that don̥t clear up easily.
Stop use and ask a doctor if: Symptoms worsen or persist for more than 72 hours; changes in vision occur, or if you might have a serious underlying medical cause for the infection.