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Indications :

Menitears hydrating drops are recommended to improve lens wear comfort for all R.G.P. and soft contact lens wearers.

· In case of dryness in special atmosphere
(dry air , heating smoking area, , …)
· For computer syndrome …
· For presbyopic contact lens wearers
· Upon waking when wearing contact lenses at night
( silicone-hydrogel or Menicon Z ultra-permeable contact lenses)
· Night-time wear of corneal remodeling lenses ( orthokératology ) …

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Packaging :

- 28 x 0.6 ml single-use doses

• When inserting contact lenses:

Apply solution on the internal surface of the contact lens before insertion.

• During contact lens wear:

Unless otherwise directed by your eye care specialist, instill the content of one unit dose in both eyes over a five to ten minute period, four times per day on the surface of the contact lens during wear or in the conjunctival sac. Upon blinking, the solution will coat the surface of the eye and lens providing immediate and soothing relief.

Composition:

0.25%Carboxymethylcellulose
Electrolyte balance formula.

Menitears provides an instant relief sensation, continuous hydration and a protective film with its carboxymethylcellulose wetting agent. The electrolyte balanced formula makes Menitears just like any natural tear. At the same time Menitears rehydrates the contact lens and the eye for long lasting comfort.

This hypotonic electrolytic formulation is packed in single doses without preservative for maximum tolerance.

What causes dryness and discomfort :

Excess tear evaporation

• Air conditioning and heat in the office, car, etc.
• Too many hours in front of computer or screens without thinking about blinking the eyes sufficiently,
• Long nights, sometimes in a smoky environment...

Insufficient tear secretion

• Tear secretion decreases with age and this is frequently the issue with presbyopic contact lens wearers.
• Drug treatments may decrease the amount of tears (some antidepressant drugs, anti-allergic drugs, hormones treatments, etc...).
• During pregnancy the quality and quantity of tears may vary.

For all of these cases consult your eye care specialist