Medicinal DMSO Eye Drops 15ml -Glass Bottle- 40%DMSO - 60%DISTILLED WATER - PINCH OF SALT- EYE REPAIR- FREE SHIPPING

This eye dropper DMSO recipe is a 40% DMSO solution with a 60% distilled water and a pinch of salt. Everything is sterilized and clean for the safety of the eyes. To be as clean as possible when using the eye drops, please wash your hands with soap and hot water, and dry them with a clean towel before using the eye dropper. Make sure not to touch the eye area with the tip of the dropper as this will contaminate it. If you accidentally do this, be sure to wash the dropper in hot, soapy water and dry it with a clean paper towel or freshly washed towel. When it comes to eye problems, ADV prefers a 40 %DMSO concentration as the upper limit. Do not use DMSO inside the eye if you have a false lens from cataract replacement surgery, as the DMSO can blur the lens. Instead you can apply it over the skin of a closed eye twice a day. https://yummy.doctor/video-list/dmso-for-eyes-glaucoma-cataracts-strain-vision-retinitis-and-the-organ-responsible-for-eye-care/ Apply 1 drop of either 20, 30, or 40 percent DMSO solution in normal saline in each eye by leaning back and allowing the drop to roll into the eye from the inside corner. If you are in doubt of which concentration to use, always go low first. If you wear any kind of makeup, remove it completely with a nontoxic cleanser before using the DMSO eye solution. The solution will burn and sting, so have tissues handy. Over time, this response will lessen. The whites of the eyes (the sclera) may redden, but only temporarily. The aftereffect is generally refreshing and relieving. Apply drops up to three times a day as needed. Holistic practitioner Amandha Vollmer claims that diluted dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) eye drops can help clear waste, reduce inflammation, and support tissue repair in the eye. She promotes DIY DMSO protocols to potentially address conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, dry eye, floaters, and retinitis pigmentosa without surgery.Core Claims on Eye ConditionsCataracts & Vision: Claims it can break down clouding and improve eyesight.Degenerative Issues: Suggests utility for retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration based on historical 1970s data.Surface & Common Ailments: Recommends it for dry eyes, pink eye, sties, and floaters.Recommended Protocols & Safety WarningsDilution Ratios: Advises starting with low concentrations (such as 20% to 30% DMSO mixed in saline or distilled water) and setting 40% as an upper limit for direct eye application.Application Method: Suggests letting a single drop roll into the inner corner of a closed or open eye, noting it will temporarily sting and redden the whites of the eyes.Surgeries & Artificial Lenses: Warns against putting DMSO directly into the eye if a person has artificial false lenses from cataract surgery or past eye surgery like LASIK; instead, she recommends applying diluted DMSO externally around the orbital bone/skin of the closed eye.Cleanliness: Emphasizes absolute hygiene, using pharmaceutical-grade purity (99.995%), and glass/non-toxic tools to avoid introducing contaminants into the eye. Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. If you are considering making any changes to your lifestyle, diet, or skin care regimen, you should first consult your doctor or healthcare provider. Prop65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov