Thealoz® Trehalose

Thealoz® Trehalose Eye Drops – Mechanism of Action:

Trehalose is a natural sugar found in many plants and animals that can survive dehydration for long periods, and it has been investigated for its protective effects in various biological contexts. In ophthalmology, Trehalose Eye Drops have been used for the treatment and relief of dry eye symptoms. 

Benefits of Thealoz Trehalose Eye drops

• Thealoz Eye Drops online has a high water retention capacity, which helps moisturize the ocular surface, providing relief from the dryness and irritation associated with dry eye syndrome.
• Trehalose can protect the cells of the ocular surface by stabilizing cell membranes and proteins.
• With better stability of the tear film, Thealoz Trehalose Eye drops can help reduce the evaporation rate of tears
• Bioprotection is a mechanism that helps preserve the cell structure, stabilize membrane lipids, protect proteins, and induce autophagy. All of these properties lead to a decrease in cellular apoptosis.
• Osmoprotection allows the balance of osmotic pressure on both sides of the cell membrane, stabilizes the membrane lipids, and protects proteins
• Regeneration renews cell material by inducing autophagy

Thealoz Trehalose Eye drops are contact lens compatible

Thealoz Eye drops Online are designed to provide relief for dry eye symptoms and are compatible with contact lenses.

How to use Trehalose Eye Droplets

• Ensure your hands are clean to avoid contaminating the eye drop bottle or your eyes.
• Tilt your head back slightly, pull down your lower eyelid to create a small pocket, and gently squeeze the bottle to release one drop into the eye.
• After applying the drop, close your eyes for a minute or two. This helps spread the drops evenly across the surface of your eye. 

Thealoz Eye Drops Ingredients

 

• Trehalose: A sugar that helps protect the eyes from dryness and irritation by retaining moisture and stabilizing cell membranes.

• Sodium hyaluronate: A form of hyaluronic acid that acts as a lubricant, helping to moisten and soothe the eye surface.

• Sodium chloride: Used to adjust the osmolarity of the eye drop solution to be compatible with the natural tear film.

• Potassium chloride: Also helps adjust the solution’s osmolarity.

• Calcium chloride: Essential for maintaining the proper balance of electrolytes within the tear film.

• Magnesium chloride: Another component that helps maintain electrolyte balance.

• Boric acid and sodium borate: These are used to buffer the solution, helping maintain its pH at a level that is comfortable for the eye.

• Water for injections: Serves as the solvent in which all these ingredients are dissolved.

Thealoz online Eye Drops FAQs

What is Trehalose and how does it work in eye drops?

Trehalose is a sugar that helps protect and stabilize cells. Eye drops, work to retain moisture and stabilize cell membranes, providing relief from dry eye symptoms.

Can I use Trehalose Drops for Eyes with contact lenses?

In many cases, yes. However, it’s crucial to check the specific product instructions. Some trehalose drops for eyes, like Thealoz® Trehalose, are designed for use with contact lenses, but it’s always wise to consult with an eye care professional.

How often should I use Trehalose Eye Droplets?

The frequency of use can vary. Typically, it’s recommended to use the drops as directed on the product packaging or as advised by your eye care professional. It might be used several times a day or as needed.

Can I use Trehalose Droplets for my eyes if I have other eye conditions?

It’s important to consult with your eye care professional if you have specific eye conditions or are using other eye medications. They can provide guidance based on your situation.

Can Trehalose Drops for eyes be used for children?

It’s best to consult with a pediatrician or an eye care professional before using any eye drops, including those containing trehalose, in children.