ACTION AND DESCRIPTIONElectrolyzed solution to aid in the treatment and symptoms of blepharitis.CE Marked. ON; 1011. Class IIb, Non-sterile.COMPOSITIONElectrolyzed water, Sodium chloride, Sodium phosphate, Sodium sulfate, auxiliary substances: Sodium hypochlorite and Hypochlorous acid.STORAGE AND EXPIRYIt must be stored in its original packaging between 2°C-24°C. Prevent the product from freezing. It is not flammable. After use, the package must be closed again before storing it.Before opening, the stability of OcudoxTM is guaranteed until the expiry date (see the package for the year and month of expiry YYYY MM). When opening the product, write the date on the package in the "Date opened" section. The stability of the solution is guaranteed for up to 60 days after opening. DIRECTIONS FOR USE It is used to cleanse the eyelids, eyelashes, and periocular skin of debris and microorganisms, which can cause irritation and disease of the ocular surface. It can be used to clean minor cuts and burns. Ocudox is biocompatible when used as intended. It does not irritate the skin, eyes, or throat, and does not sensitize skin. No special handling precautions are required. Directions for use: Wash your hands before applying OcudoxTM and remove makeup and lotions from around the eyes. Apply 2 sprays of OcudoxTM to a cotton pad. Close your eye and, using a horizontal motion, gently wipe the base of the eyelashes on your upper eyelid a minimum of 3 times. No need to rinse. Treatment: Use Ocuciox™ twice daily or as recommended by a healthcare professional. PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS Do not use if the tamper-evident seal is broken or missing. For external use only. Not for injection or consumption. Do not use Ocuciox™ in combination with other products without consulting a healthcare professional. For deep or severe wounds, or if you have any other concerns regarding treatment, consult a healthcare professional. If the wound shows signs of infection (increasing pain, bleeding, pus) or if it shows no signs of healing, consult a healthcare professional. Report any adverse reactions to a healthcare professional