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SKU: DES-Sil-Ophtho

Sil-Ophtho 15mL

Rated 5.0 out of 5

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About Sil-Ophtho

Medium viscosity dimethylpolysiloxane (silicone oil)
Lubricant for ocular prosthetic (prosthetic eye, scleral shell)
15mL bottle

Description (Rebecca's)

A customer asked me to consider stocking this product as they have had good success with it for lubricating their scleral shell (ocular prosthesis).

If you use a scleral shell and there is another product such as a lubricant, cleaning solution, etc, which you feel may help others if we highlight it here, please contact us. We love pulling together information in one place on things that can be helpful to people with uncommon or poorly served needs.

Careful: This is for use with an ocular prosthetic. It is not suitable for use in the eye or on a scleral lens!

Description (Manufacturer's)

SIL-OPHTHO is a medical grade silicone oil with a special viscosity used as a lubricant for your ocular prosthesis. This silicone lubricant is a valuable aid to prosthetic eye wearers. It helps control both irritation and discharge from the socket.

Keywords: prosthetic eye lubricant

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Reviewed by Steve S.

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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Removes the burning.

My eye was removed 1.5 years ago. 11 months ago I got my prostetic. Every morning I woke up with a extremely dry condition. Eye drops were the first thing I reached for. Since discovering Sil Ophtho I no longer have that problem. I use it at night before going to sleep. I also use it during the day to remove the dry burn I sometimes get when working outside. Better than any eye drop I've tried.

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