Vetericyn Plus® Antimicrobial Pet Eye Gel
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Eye Repair + Lubricant
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No steroids or antibiotics
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Veterinarian recommended
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Safe if licked or ingested
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Pet Eye Gel helps provide relief to serious eye ailments without stinging or discomfort to your animal. Use it to relieve irritations, itch, and pain caused by allergies, scratched or inflamed corneas, and to reduce symptoms of pink eye.
How To Use
For best results, flush affected eyes with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Wash each time before using.
- Apply gel to eyes 2-3 times per day until condition is no longer visible
- No rinsing is necessary
Seek veterinary care if damaged cornea is suspected.
Ingredients
Active: Hypochlorous Acid (0.010%); Other: Electrolyzed Water, Sodium Chloride, Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Phosphates, Sodium Hypochlorite, Sodium Sulfate
Prescription-free relief for severe eye irritations .
Great for use on:
- Pink eye symptoms
- Eye irritations
- Allergy symptoms in and around eyes
- Eyelid inflammation
Product Benefits:
- Relieves itch and pain
- Moisten and lubricates eyes
- Promotes the healing process by keeping the eye and area surrounding clean
- Non-toxic and non-irritating
- pH-balanced to prevent discomfort to your pet
- Safe for all animals of all ages
- Will not stain furniture or clothes
We proudly manufacture & bottle Vetericyn in the USA
Vetericyn Animal Wellness products are proudly made and manufactured in the USA using foreign and domestic components under strict quality guidelines.
Backed by a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee
If for any reason you are dissatisfied with your purchase you may return the product along with proof of your order for a full refund or replacement product.
Product Questions
Please contact us if you don't find an answer to your question here.
What is the difference between Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Rinse and the Pet Eye Gel?
The Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Wash is a liquid solution designed to flush and clean the eye while also providing relieve to irritations. The Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Pet Eye Gel is a more viscous, water-based gel designed to adhere to the affected area and provide additional moisture to help reduce symptoms of severe eye irritations.
Can you use Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel in the eye if the cornea is not intact?
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel should not be used if the cornea is not intact. It is a hypotonic solution and only a healthcare professional (veterinarian) can determine if it is safe to use in this application.
Can you use Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel after the expiration date, if so, how long after?
We recommend using your product prior to the expiration date marked on the label to utilize maximum strength.
Is Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel still functional if it freezes? How would you know the bottle was frozen?
If Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel has frozen, it no longer maintains it effectiveness. Because of this, we always take extra precautions when shipping in below freezing temperatures. If a bottle was frozen you will notice leaking as a result of expansion of the formula. The bottle walls may collapse after thawing out or evidence of ice may be noticeable within the solution. If you believe your bottle has been frozen, please contact our Customer Service team.
Why is it significant that Vetericyn Plus products contains no antibiotics?
This is because there is no need to be concerned about the animal building up resistance to Vetericyn Plus products. Antibiotic resistance is a concern in the animal industry. The repeated and extended use of any Vetericyn Plus product in cleaning and debriding the wound bed has no adverse consequences. In addition, if there are regulatory limitations for use of antibiotics, those limitations do not apply to Vetericyn Plus products.
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Eye Gel has a faint chlorine smell. When applied to an open wound, isn’t the chlorine painful to the animal?
While there is a slight chlorine odor, there is a proprietary amount of Free Active Chlorine (FAC) measured in parts per million which is not significant enough to cause stinging when applied.
