Treatment Options
Non-toxic & Natural Technology
One of the more recent technology in treating dry eyes is through the use of phospholipid liposomes to help repair the lipid layer of the eye. Phospholipid liposomes are delivered to the eyes through liposomal sprays.
What are Liposomal Sprays?
Liposomal sprays, like Ocuvers, contain soy lecithin, a phospholipid, which is encapsulated within microscopic spherical liposomal vesicles with an aqueous core (hyaluronic acid). Soy lecithin is an emulsifier, which due to its bipolar nature enables the water and oil layers of the eye to work together.
The liposomal spray delivers phospholipid to the eye, helping to repair the lipid layer, thereby reducing evaporation of watery layer of tear film (which constitutes 80% of dry eye causes)
Scientifically Proven
Evidence of Effectiveness of Ocuvers Spray Hyaluron
Clinical study1 have confirmed the efficacy of Ocuvers Spray Hyaluron with result showing SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT in subjective comfort and Tear film break up time.
- Improves hydration of the eye surface across all levels of the dry eye syndrome
- Recommended as an alternative to eye drops in mild, moderate and serious cases of the dry eye syndrome
- Long-lasting improvement of the tear film stability
Ocuvers Hyaluron Liposomal Dry Eyes Spray
Ocuvers spray contains phospholipids and hyaluronic acid which are useful to treat the different kinds of dry eyes. They help to stabilize the lipid layer and moisturize in cases of tear insufficiency.
References:
1. Hueck, A. and Wehrmann, R. (2017) Comparison of the Clinical Efficacy of Four Different Liposomal Sprays for the Treatment of Dry Eye. Open Journal of Ophthalmology, 7, 103-116.