Optizol GS Liquid

Adult use

Under sterile conditions, remove the cap of the bottle. Place the inner side of the cap facing upward in a sterile area. Transfer the cornea into the bottle in a sterile manner, ensuring it is completely submerged in the solution. Close the cap of the container, but do not screw it down too tightly. Ensure that the medium does not overflow to the limit area of the cap to maintain the seal. After labeling the bottle appropriately, heat seal around the cap contact area. Store at 2-8°C. During surgery, the cap of the bottle is opened slightly to the end of the bottle. However, do not remove the cap until just before transferring the cornea to the medium.

This medication must always maintain a sterile condition when performing corneal transplantation. Before use, carefully check the liquid in the vial visually. The solution should appear light yellow-orange; if it has turned yellow, there is a possibility that the pH of the solution has changed, which may indicate contamination by microorganisms. If the color changes to red, it indicates that the medication cannot be used due to pH changes, and it should be discarded. In addition, if the solution appears cloudy, it is safer not to use it.

Keep this medication in a sealed container to prevent exposure to air. The storage temperature should be maintained in a refrigerated state between 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, and care should be taken to avoid freezing. Proper storage will safely maintain the effectiveness of the medication.

Appearance

A colorless, transparent vial containing a light yellow-orange transparent liquid

Package unit

12 vials/box [(20ml/vial) x 12]