- Keratoconus or PMD
- Dry eye disease
LacriPure 98 5 ml bottles
Love the size and conveneice of the bottles. Price wasn't bad.
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SKU: MEN 00319
Menicon was the first company to go out and get a unit dose preservative free saline (albeit unbuffered) labeled for ocular use, and moreover, specifically for use filling scleral lenses (among other things). We applaud this step - it's about time someone recognized scleral lens users as a market in their own right - and encourage you to give them your business. For doctors and patients, it's definitely a more user-friendly approach than finding saline sold for nebulizers!
Ingredients: Purified water and sodium chloride.
Not large enough for those who use a lot in lens rinsing/filling
Unbuffered saline, not tolerated equally well by all users
Expense
Modudose (larger 15mL / 0.51oz sizing, and stands up on its own)
Purilens Plus Saline (buffered)
For more information about preservative free salines, please see our Product Guide to Preservative Free Saline Options.
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Please note that several lens solutions that are routinely recommended by doctors for use with PROSE or are not labeled that way by the manufacturer so for you this may constitute an '' use. Please make sure your lens care professional approves any solution you are using.
LacriPure is a unit dose non-preserved, 0.9% NaCl (normal saline) solution indicated for rinsing soft lens (hydrophilic), rigid gas permeable, hybrid and hard contact lens prior to insertion. The rinsing removes debris and bacteria following proper lens disinfection. This sterile, normal saline solution can be used to fill the concave posterior surface of large diameter (scleral) lenses prior to insertion to provide a more natural environment than currently approved multipurpose solutions which contain preservatives and osmolarity agents that are not designed to be held against the cornea for extended periods of time.
Sodium chloride and water.
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Love the size and conveneice of the bottles. Price wasn't bad.
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I had been using Nutrifil and Sclerafil until these were not available recently, thus, I needed this as a substitute, thinking I would switch back to the others when possible. I was not sure that the 5 ml vial size compared to the 10 ml of the others would be sufficient since occasionally when inserting lenses I need to remove because of bubbles or I don't get the lens in on first try. However, the smaller size is working fine and that reduces the cost consideriably
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Once you open the vial and squeeze to fill your contacts it doesn't come out straight most of the time, it will spray to the sides
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I prefer the Sclerafil over the Lacipure for two reasons. My eyes feel moister with the Sclerafil than the Lacipure. Also the container for the Sclerafil can stand up without losing any liquid within it, the Lacipure can not stand alone.
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