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FOR PA TIENTS WITH DR Y EYES
                                 FOR PATIENTS WITH DRY EYES

                            OSE 3% | HY
                         TREHALOSE 3% | HYALURONIC ACID 0.15%     MEDICAL DEVICE
                         TREHAL
                                 AL
                                                   MEDIC
                                                     AL DEVICE
                                     CID 0.15%
                                  UR
                                   ONIC A
            A unique combination for ocular surface bioprotection







                Hyaluronic Acid                                Trehalose










                                                                         3
            HYALURONIC ACID LUBRICATION                   TREHALOSE BIOPROTECTION ,
                             1
                                                                      4
             with LONG LASTING RELIEF 2                    OSMOPROTECTION  and
                                                             REGENERATION 5,6
           PROTECTION, HYDRATATION AND LUBRICATION OF THE EYE,
         FOR TREATMENT OF MODERATE TO SEVERE DRY EYE SYNDROME



              POSOLOGY
                           •  1 drop in each eye, from 4 to 6 times a day
                           •  Suitable for contact lens wearers










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