Itchy or bloodshot eyes! #Aimiru Eye Drops

No-prescription eye drops Aimiru !

I frequently use eye drops because I have allergies to spring yellow dust and pollen.

Aimiru eye drops are When your eyes are itchy or bloodshot It is the eye drops I use.

The conjunctiva Allergic conjunctivitis and bacterial conjunctivitis often occur on the mucous membrane of the outermost part of the eye.

It occurs when allergic reactions are triggered by pollen, fine dust, animal hair, house dust, cosmetics, etc.

At this time, it causes itching and redness in the eyes.

3 to 6 drops per dose

Instill 1 to 3 times a day.

Do not use on infants under 30 months of age or patients with glaucoma!!

Do not use when wearing soft lenses or while wearing soft contact lenses!

Aimiru Contact Pure

This product contains two types of amino acids, a corneal protective agent, and tear components, and is mainly A product for dry eyes are you.

It is preservative-free and colorant-free. Suitable for all lenses It is a single product.

It has no menthol component The refreshing sensation is 0 no see.

Aimiru 40EX

This product contains 3 types of vitamins and amino acids,

A product containing decongestants, antihistamines, and focus adjustment enhancers.

The refreshing sensation is about a 5. no see.

It is a refreshing product when applied to the eyes.

as a preservative Contains benzalkonium It is done.

Aimiru 40EX Gold

This product contains 3 types of vitamins and 2 types of amino acids

It is a product containing decongestants, antihistamines, and focus adjustment enhancers.

Among the Aimiru series It has the highest Vitamin A content.

Compared to Aimiru 40EX Contains more taurine It is done.

It is a preservative-free and colorant-free product, and the cooling sensation is about 5.

It feels refreshing when you put it in your eyes.

It is more expensive than the Aimiru 40EX.

Artificial tears and eye drops are different.

Applying a cold compress helps when itching is severe due to allergic conjunctivitis.

When your eyes are itchy, do not rub them; using artificial tears helps dilute allergens and aids in flushing them out.

Applying a warm compress helps when you have a stye.

Do not use eye drops after 4 weeks from opening!