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Allergy

Allergo-COMOD®

by Ursapharm

MEDICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Eye drop

Chronic and seasonal allergic symptoms

3 months shelf life after opening

Without preservatives

Drop by drop design

Please store under 25ºc

Keep out of reach of children

Introduction
Medication Usage

Allergo-Comod® 

Chronic Allergies and Itching Eyes

” Allergo-Comod ” is generally used to treat the following three types of 

allergic conjunctivitis

Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis:

Seasonal allergic conjunctivitis:

Symptoms typically occur from early spring to late summer. It is more common in children, adolescents, and young adults, with a higher incidence in males than females. In addition to redness of the eyes, there may be cobblestone-like elevations on the tarsal conjunctiva visible when the upper eyelid is everted, as well as white dots in the limbal area. The cornea may have punctate epithelial erosions. This type of conjunctivitis is more common in children and adolescents, and allergic reactions usually gradually decrease after puberty.

Giant papillary conjunctivitis:

Giant papillary conjunctivitis:

It is characterized by the presence of giant papillae on the conjunctiva, mainly on the tarsal conjunctiva. The main symptoms include itching, increased sticky discharge, conjunctival congestion, and a sensation of a foreign body. Improper use of contact lenses, especially non-disposable soft contact lenses, is a common cause. Allergic reactions are triggered by the deposition of proteins and other substances on the contact lenses, leading to conjunctival swelling and the formation of giant papillae. Patients may experience discomfort, itching, increased discharge, and lens instability.

Rhinoconjunctivitis:

Rhinoconjunctivitis:

It refers to the inflammation of both the nasal and conjunctival mucosa, typically presenting symptoms such as sneezing and a runny nose. Eye allergy symptoms often occur simultaneously with nasal symptoms.

Allergo-Comod® Ingredient Information

  • Sodium Cromoglicate 20mg/ml
  • Preservatives free
  • Phosphate free

What is Soudium Cromoglicate?

Sodium Cromoglicate is a mast cell stabilizer used in the prevention and treatment of allergies.

It works by stabilizing the cell membranes, preventing the release of histamine from mast cells, and reducing allergic reactions. It also inhibits the release of inflammatory mediators from other inflammatory cells and reduces the sensitivity of peripheral sensory nerves.

 

Causes and Symptoms of Eye Allergies

Seasonal allergy symptoms are mostly related to pollen. Still, many other factors can also stimulate the conjunctiva of our eyes, such as animal fur, dust mites, fungal spores, insect toxins, or certain food ingredients. Patients should identify their actual allergens.
Eye allergy reactions can be very severe; the conjunctiva and mucous membranes immediately react to foreign substances, causing vasodilation and fluid release, which are common symptoms of allergies, forming “allergic conjunctivitis.”

 

*For more detailed information about “Eye Allergies”, please refer to the “Allergic Conjunctivitis: How to Manage Red, Itchy Eye”.

Comod system is the new future for your eyes

The Patented System

The Patented System

Allergo-COMOD supplied in bottles with the patented COMOD® system.

Preservatives Free

Preservatives Free

The negative pressure created pulls and the flexible inner sachet more. The inner sachet stays sealed and the liquid is protected against contamination from the air.

Can be used 3 months after opening

Can be used 3 months after opening

The contents remain sterile for a period of use of 3 months.

Drop-by-drop dosage

Drop-by-drop dosage

The COMOD® dosage system makes it possible to dispense exactly one drop per pump stroke.

Suitable for long-term treatment

Suitable for long-term treatment

Long-term treatment for Chronic and seasonal allergic symptoms

COMOD®-System Intro Video

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Friendly Reminder: Before using this product, please consult a specialist or professional healthcare provider if you are an infant, child, or pregnant woman.

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