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Was £4.49 Now £3.99 Eye Wash A combination of herbs traditionally used for all types of eye infections.
Available in 30ml
Conjunctivitis Blephoritis Styes Tired Eyes/Eye Strain etc
Chamomilla recutita (Chamomile German): Chamomile is revered for its antiinflammatory soothing properties. Topically Chamomile has been used for all irritations from hives to burns. A traditional wound healer used for over 2000 years and mentioned in all medicinal disciplines. A medicine chest in one flower.
Eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis): The herb of choice for most eye disorders. Its actions are astringent and toning. Shown to contain at least eight iridoid glycosides including aucubin a powerful natural anti-toxin. Calendula (Calendula officinalis): Calendula has been shown to exert a powerful antiinflammatory anti-fungal astringent and antiseptic action. One the herbalists most used remedies. Traditionally used for all inflammatory and infected conditions. Golden Seal (Hydrastis canadensis): Rich in the alkaloids hydrastine and berberine both have been shown to exert potent anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Goldenseal was once one of the main ingredients of Golden Eye Ointment. Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana): Although widely known for its astringent and haemostatic properties Witch Hazel is traditionally used in eye drops. Suggested use: External Use Only. |
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