Cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel
Oculenis® BioHAnce® Corneal Gel
Helps maintain a favorable environment for natural recovery.
Composition:0.75% Cross-linked Hyaluronic Acid
- Extended corneal contact time between applications
- Protective barrier over compromised corneal tissue
- Preservative-free — suited to sensitive or damaged eyes
- Compatible with antibiotics and other ophthalmic therapies
Pack size:3 mL
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Oculenis requires a prescription through a veterinarian. It does not contain antibiotics or other ingredients used to treat infections — it acts as a physical barrier providing long lasting lubrication and reducing friction on the ocular surface. It is recommended that your pet sees a veterinarian when eye injuries are present.
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How does Oculenis® work?
- Extended corneal contact time helps maintain hydration and protection of the ocular surface between applications
- Forms a protective barrier that helps cover and support compromised corneal tissue
- Preservative-free formulation reduces the risk of irritation and is well-suited for sensitive or damaged eyes
- Compatible with other ophthalmic therapies, including antibiotics, for use in a multimodal approach
- Clinically studied with demonstrated safety and support of ocular surface health
How should Oculenis® be used?
- Place 1 to 2 drops directly into the animal's eye twice daily, or as recommended by a veterinarian
- The natural blinking motion will distribute the product across the eye's surface
- During application, avoid touching the tip of the bottle to the animal's eye or any other surface
How should Oculenis® be stored and how long does it last?
- Discard the bottle 30 days after opening
Important information about Oculenis®
- Oculenis does not contain antibiotics or other ingredients used to treat infections
- Oculenis is intended to act as a physical barrier meant to provide long lasting lubrication and reduce friction on the ocular surface
- Read the full instructions for more information. It is recommended that your pet sees a veterinarian when eye injuries are present
