Because
all eyes
matter to us
Eye illnesses are common: whether reddened, itching and burning eyes due to allergies, moistening disorders or other causes – everyone has suffered from at least one eye condition or another at some time in their lives. At the same time, many individuals also suffer from more serious problems such as age-related macular degeneration or glaucoma.
We at OmniVision have developed specialised products for the treatment of specific eye illnesses. Our website offers you extensive information about the symptoms, therapy and prevention of the following illnesses:
EYE DROPS WITHOUT
PRESERVATIVE AGENTS
Sensitivity to preservative agents
Do you have dry, watering and burning eyes but are sensitive to preservatives in eye drops? OmniVision can help with suitable products for allergy sufferers that do not tolerate preservative agents.
EYE DROPS FOR
DRY EYES
Dry eyes
Dry eyes can have many causes. Often eye drops can help. Find out here how you can also alleviate your symptoms.
VITAMINS AND
MICRONUTRIENTS
Macular degeneration
Counter the loss of eyesight due to age-related macular degeneration (AMD) with vitamin and micronutrient products from OmniVision.
EYE DROPS FOR
ALLERGIC EYES
Allergic eyes
People allergic to pollen often experience itching, watering or irritated eyes. Find out here how to alleviate allergic symptoms.
VITAMINS AND
MICRONUTRIENTS
Eyesight preservation
Eyesight diminishes with age – for everyone. Find out here what you can do to preserve your eyesight as long as possible.
PRESCRIPTION
MEDICATIONS
Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a treatable eye illness. Find out more about the causes, symptoms and treatment methods here.
Other eye conditions
In addition to pharmacy products, OmniVision also offers prescription medications. Here you can find out more about our prescription medications for a range of clinical conditions.
Always consult your doctor
Before starting treatment with eye drops, please visit an ophthalmologist to make sure your symptoms are not related to an underlying disease that requires treatment. The ophthalmologist can decide which products are best suited for you. And can also advise you on how to use the eye drops properly. If you wear contact lenses, you should also consult your ophthalmologist on which products are suitable for you.
