Navitae Plus

NAVITAE® PLUS is a lubricant ophthalmic solution with an antioxidant and moisturizing effect used for the relief of dry eyes and ocular discomfort caused by :

• Ocular irritation caused by pathologies such as keratitis, adverse effects following corneal surgery, traumatic ulcers, corneal inflammation.
• Oxidative stress due to light exposure and/or an increase in free radicals on the ocular surface.
• Contact lens wearing.

WITH SODIUM HYALURONATE 0.15%

• A highly hydrophilic physiological polymer.
• Provides NAVITAE® PLUS with biophysical properties similar to those of natural tears.
• Has an optimum molecular weight.

WITH CARBOXYMETHYL ß-GLUCAN

•  A viscoelastic agent
• Lubricating effect

WITH VITAMIN A

• Stabilizes the fatty phase of the tear film
• Helps to maintain natural hydration
• Reduces the symptoms of ocular dryness

WITH VITAMIN E

• Antioxidant
• Reduces the concentration of free radicals in the lachrymal fluid
• Enhances the protection of corneal and conjunctival epithelial cells
• Decreases the risk of inflammation

AND WITH SCO®
NAVITAE® PLUS is preserved with a special preservative system called SCO® (Stabilized Complex Oxychloro) that keeps the solution sterile in the bottle. When exposed to light, SCO® dissipates into components naturally found in human tears such as sodium chloride, oxygen and water, making it very well tolerated.

• The topical ocular use of Vitamin A improves contact lens wearing by reducing the frictional, mechanical damage that they can cause on epithelial cells of the cornea and conjunctiva. Vitamin A stabilizes the fatty phase of the lachrymal film by increasing its capacity to maintain natural hydration, therefore reducing the symptoms of ocular dryness.
• This activity is also exerted by the polysaccharides present in the product.
•  Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps to reduce the concentration of free radicals in the lachrymal fluid, and therefore enhances the protection of corneal and conjunctival epithelial cells, decreasing the risk of inflammation.