Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop | A Natural Way to Soothe Eye Irritation
Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop is an Ayurvedic formulation designed to provide relief from eye irritation, redness, and dryness. Enriched with the goodness of natural herbs, it helps cleanse and refresh the eyes while reducing strain caused by prolonged screen exposure. Ideal for individuals experiencing discomfort due to pollution or excessive screen time, this remedy ensures lasting eye wellness. Buy Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop online and experience the soothing benefits of nature.
Benefits
- Provides instant relief from eye irritation and redness.
- Acts as a cooling agent, soothing tired and strained eyes.
- Soothes and calms irritation
- Helps maintain clear vision
- Helps in reducing eye inflammation and itching.
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Description
Introduction of Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop
Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop is a distilled aqueous solution formulated with the essence of the Aparajita flower and a blend of beneficial herbs. This Ayurvedic eye drop offers a natural way to soothe eye irritation and is designed to help support overall eye comfort. It may assist in maintaining a refreshing feeling for the eyes. Crafted to provide a soothing effect, it also helps protect the eyes from environmental stressors.
Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop offers a gentle solution for soothing tired eyes, providing a calming sensation that enhances overall comfort. Formulated with a natural, water-based composition derived from a blend of beneficial herbs, including the Aparajita flower, these eye drops are traditionally used to support healthy vision.
Our eyes are constantly exposed to pollutants, digital screens, and environmental stressors that can lead to irritation, redness, and discomfort. Patanjali Saumya Eye Drop is a powerful Ayurvedic eye drop for redness that not only refreshes but also nourishes and protects your eyes naturally. Infused with herbal extracts, this unique blend helps in maintaining optimal eye health without any harmful chemicals.
If you spend long hours working on computers or smartphones, your eyes may often feel tired and strained. This natural eye drop serves as one of the best eye drops for computer users, helping to reduce discomfort, improve moisture retention, and protect against digital eye strain. Regular use can enhance vision clarity, prevent burning sensations, and promote overall eye comfort.
Key Features
- A natural aqueous solution designed to provide relief from eyestrain and fatigue.
- Enriched with the essence of the Aparajita flower.
- Formulated to support overall eye health, offering a natural way to soothe eye irritation.
- Provides a protective barrier against harmful environmental factors.
- Designed to enhance comfort for tired eyes, offering a soothing sensation.
- Safe for daily use with no side effects.
- Helps maintain long-term eye health with regular usage.
Additional Information
- Form: Liquid
- Net Quantity: 10 ml
- Package Type: Bottle
- Key Ingredients: Aprajita, Nirgundi, Tulsi Patra, Haritaki, Nimba, Mamira, Bahera, Bhringraj, Rakt Chandan, Nirmali, Lodhra, Mulethi, Amla, Sahijana, Haridra, Durba, Palash, Punarnava, Aloe Vera, Rasaut, Coriander, Ajmoda, Manjishtha, Gulab, Camphor, Sandhav Lavan, Yashad Bhasm, Shudh Suhaga, Sphatic Bhasm, and Glycerine.
- Dosage: Take 2 to 3 drops daily, up to 2 to 3 times a day as needed.
Additional information
Additional information
| Item Form |
Liquid |
|---|---|
| Net Quantity |
10 ml |
| Package Information |
Bottle |
| Key Ingredients |
Aloe Vera, Rasaut, Coriander, Ajmoda, Manjishtha, Gulab Camphor, Sandhav Lavan, Yashad Bhasm, Shudh Suhaga, Sphatic Bhasm, glycerine ,Aprajita, Nirgundi, Tulsi Patra, Haritaki, Nimba, Mamira, Bahera, Bhringraj, Rakt Chandan, Nirmali, Lodhra, Mulethi, Amla, Sahijana, Haridra, Durba, Palash, Punarnava, |
| Dosage |
Take 2 to 3 drops daily, up to 2 to 3 times a day as needed. |
Brand
Brand
Patanjali
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