SeroLube Frozen Blood Serum Eye Drops

Supplied By: SeroRepair (SR-BOS-3.5)


SKU
084180


Unit of
Measure 12 x 3.5 mL


Pack
Type Case


Case
Qty 1

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SKU 084180


Size 12 x 3.5 mL

Case
Qty 1

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Product Description

SeroLube is a frozen blood serum that can be used as a natural lubricant on a variety of companion animal eye disorders. The anti-inflammatory properties and anti-collagenases in SeroLube mitigate corneal degradation in certain ulcers, stabilize the cornea scaffolding, and framework. SeroLube provides growth factors, immunoglobulins, vitamin A, fibronectins, and anti-inflammatory mediators for treatment.

Features & Benefits

  • Maximize your time by eliminating the need to spend 45 minutes processing blood in clinic
  • Easy-to-use 3.5mL grab and go vial to send home with patients
  • Treats numerous inflammatory conditions such as indolent ulcers, corneal trauma, allergic conjunctivitis, KCS (dry eye), and more