Who can use OCUNOX?<br . If you use OCUNOX during the day, your vision will be impaired for some time because of the fatty consistency of the ointment. For the duration of this impairment of vision you should not drive a car, use machines or perform any work without stable footing. OCUNOX must not be used while wearing contact lenses.<br ?<br can be used in addition to lubricating eye drops. Ideally combine with our preservative-free, phosphate-free, 300-drop HYLO Gel. Usually apply once a day before bedtime. If you feel the need to use OCUNOX more often, talk to your doctor. The duration of treatment is not limited.<br be applied?<br if the sealing ring of the tube is intact. Eye ointments should be used by avoiding any contact between the tube-tip and the eye or the skin. Unscrew the cap covering the nozzle. Tilt back your head a little, then slightly retract the lower eyelid from the eye. Apply a slight pressure to the tube to squeeze a small amount of ointment into the conjunctival sac. Slowly close the eye. Close the tube carefully after use. Do not fold or coil up the tube. A tube of OCUNOX should not be shared. Store at room temperature (15 to 25 C).<br ?<br should not be used if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients. OCUNOX is preservative and phosphate free and is usually well tolerated. OCUNOX must not be used while wearing contact lenses.

Contains 250 I.U./g retinol palmitate (vitamin A), paraffin, liquid paraffin, wool fat and white petrolatum.<br /> Improves the tear film and protects the surface of the eye.