-Triple action: antifungal, antiviral and antibacterial -Daily use for germ control -pH balanced for sensitive skin -Long-lasting: 12 months shelf life -Hypochlorous acid: tough on germs, gentle on skin

How does Optase Protect work?

Optase Protect is a gentle eye spray that helps to control harmful germs. It is pH balanced and comfortable to use even on sensitive skin.

What is the active ingredient in Optase Protect and how does it work?

Optase Protect contains highly pure hypochlorous acid (HOCl) that is tough on germs but gentle on the skin. It is a gentle eye spray that kills 99.9999% of bacteria, viruses and fungi on your eyelids and surrounding areas.

How often should I use Optase Protect?

Optase Protect is suitable for daily use. Spray one pump onto each closed eyelid in the morning and evening.

Do I need to rinse or wipe off Optase Protect after application?

No, there is no need to wipe off Optase Protect after application. Simply let the solution dry naturally.

Who can use Optase Protect?

Anyone, of any age can use Optase Protect, even if you're pregnant. It is pH balanced and suitable for normal and sensitive skin.

Does Optase Protect contain alcohol or preservatives?

Yes, Optase Protect is both alcohol-free and preservative-free.

How can Optase Protect help improve the appearance of my eyes?

Optase Protect is an effective yet gentle cleansing spray suitable for daily use. By killing harmful germs on your eyelids and surrounding areas, it can help to improve the appearance of your eyes.

Over The Counter (OTC)

Ingredients

Aqua (water), Sodium Chloride, Hydrochlorous Acid.

Usage and Instructions

Spray one pump onto each closed eyelid twice per day, morning and evening. Once sprayed onto eyelids, allow to dry naturally and do not wipe off.

Warnings

Keep out of reach of children. Do not apply directly to the eye, Do not use if you have known allergies to any of the ingredients, For external use only. Discontinue use if eyes or skin around eyes show continuous signs of redness, irritation or sensitivity and consult your eyecare professional.