Brand new SANTEN Eye Drops – Sante Medical contains (among other ingredients, see photo) the active ingredient Vitamin A. Vitamin A is present in a relatively high concentration of 50,000 units (most eye drops with Vitamin A contain 30,000 units).

This brand of eye drops is one of Japan's best, most expensive, and most appeased.

• Please check the images for English ingredients and instructions (from the official SANTEN website). 
  
• We will include an official English product information printout in each shipment.
  

Good against:

• Blurry vision
  
• Dry eyes
  
• Cornea repair
  
• Eye fatigue
  

These eye drops are aimed at older people. However, anyone can use them if they experience dry eyes and eye fatigue. They also help with blurry vision due to built-up debris in the eyes.

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Recent research has also shown that Vitamin A promotes cornea healing and strengthening. Vitamin A promotes corneal cell healing via improved production of hyaluronic acid by corneal epithelial cells, which enhances their adhesion, extension, and migration, especially when affected by ocular surface desiccation.

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From the manufacturer's website:

As we age, our eyes gradually lose their ability to adjust focus and produce fewer tears, causing them to dry out more easily. In such a state, overuse of the eyes increases the chances of experiencing eye fatigue, blurred vision, and other eye problems.

Sante Medical Active contains a maximum concentration of five ingredients*, including vitamin A (retinol palmitate), which promotes the secretion of tear components (mucin) and stabilizes tears, and sodium chondroitin sulfate, which protects and moisturizes the eye surface. Nine active ingredients are present in good balance (see image). These eye drops are effective against eye fatigue and blurred vision (caused by age-related deterioration of eye function). 

*(see image) Contains the maximum concentration of vitamin A (retinol palmitate), sodium chondroitin sulfate, natural vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol acetate), neostigmine methyl sulfate, and chlorpheniramine maleate, according to the marketing approval standards for ophthalmic drugs for general use.

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