Savavet Oscinap Eye Drops for Dogs and Cats

OSCINAP Eye Drops is a Veterinary formulation that combines 1% w/v N-acetyl carnosine (NAC) and 0.3% w/v Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose (SCMC).  It helps in the management of cataract, reduces lens opacity and improves vision in cloudy eyes of dogs and cats.
To determine the efficacy of a topical antioxidant formulation including N-acetyl carnosine in the treatment of canine cataract on 30 dogs of varying breeds and ages were included in a study and dogs were treated three times daily with N-acetyl carnosine eye drops.  Reduction in lens opacity was seen in eyes with mature cataract and owner evaluation suggested improvement in vision in 80% of cases.

• Composition:
  Carboxyl methylcellulose Sodium IP 0.3% w/v
  N-Acetyl Carnosine 1% w/v
  Glycerin IP 1% w/v
  Boric Acid IP 0.1% w/v
  Benzoyl Alcohol 0.1% w/v
  As preservative
  Sterile Aqueous vehicle q.s.
• Class: Eye Drops

Indications/Uses 

• Helps to strengthen eye’s defence against free radicals
• Prevents progression of cataracts in cats & dogs

Directions for use: 

• As recommended by the veterinarian.

Suitable for Dogs and Cats

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