Muro 128, Sodium Chloride Ophthalmic Solution, 0.5 Oz, Eye Drops

I have to use euro 128 for my Duchess dystrophy. It is hard to find and expensive. L order this because it is easy to order and less expensive.

Excellent for dry eye and reduced swelling. It helped me with irritation and pain. I will continue to use this medication.

this was ordered by MD work as needed but a little pricey

My husband's optometrist recommended Muro 128 (0.5 Oz Eye Drops) because his eyes were constantly feeling tired, heavy, and tearing up. It has made a massive difference. Here is what you need to know: The Results: It has drastically reduced his daily eye fatigue and constant watering. His eyes feel much more comfortable now. When to Use: He applies a drop in each eye first thing every morning. The Sting: There is a slight, noticeable sting right when you put them in. His doctor warned us about this, and it typically resolves completely within just a few minutes. Effectiveness: This product is incredibly effective. Unlike regular artificial tears, this 5% salt solution draws excess fluid and swelling out of the eye tissue to provide real, noticeable relief. Duration: The duration of relief is excellent. He applies a drop first thing every morning, and the positive effects last comfortably throughout his entire day. Ease of Use: The bottle design allows for great ease of use, making morning application quick and simple. This is a high-quality product that does exactly what it is supposed to do. Highly recommend!

There is a slight burning sensation when the drops are applied. The drops help to keep my corneas clear of the fogging.

I have Fuch’s Dystrophy and these were OTC recommended by my Ophthalmologist. I use them 3-4 times daily! Clears up blurriness and dryness quickly and I don’t have an allergy to them which has been amazing for me. Don’t go anywhere without them

My cataract dr suggested I buy these after cataract surgery to use along with prescription drops. Helps with the eye healing.

Found out I have map-dot-fingerprint dystrophy in my right eye, which sounds significantly more whimsical than it actually is. My eye doctor recommended these to help with the dryness and, more importantly, hopefully avoid getting to the point where they have to file off a layer of cells from my eyeball. I was presented with “use these drops” or potentially “eyeball sanding,” so obviously I became very committed to the drops. They’re easy to use and seem to help, although I’m still having some issues. Is that because the drops don’t work? Or because I treat drinking water like an optional extracurricular activity? Hard to say. Either way, they showed up at my front door and saved me a trip to the drugstore, which is exactly the level of convenience I want while trying to keep all current layers of my eyeball intact.