Muro 128 Hypertonic Eye Drops

Muro 128 is a sodium chloride hypertonicity ophthalmic solution used to temporarily relieve corneal edema — the swelling and cloudiness that can follow cataract surgery, corneal transplant, or conditions like Fuchs' dystrophy. By drawing excess fluid out of the cornea through osmosis, Muro 128 helps reduce the morning haziness and light halos that many people with corneal swelling experience most in their first waking hours.

This collection carries the 5% strength drops from Bausch & Lomb (Bausch Health), the concentration most commonly prescribed for daytime use. Each 0.5 oz. sterile bottle delivers a consistent hypertonic saline formula:

• Muro 128 Sodium Chloride 5% Eye Drops — for regular daytime use to manage corneal edema and improve visual clarity.
• Muro 128 Eye Lubricant 5% — the same trusted hypertonic formulation to soothe and reduce swelling.

A common question is how the drops differ from the ointment: the solution is well suited to daytime application since it clears quickly and won't blur vision for long, while the ointment (sold separately) is typically reserved for bedtime. Because the 5% concentration is stronger, brief stinging on instillation is normal and usually fades within moments.

Muro 128 is available over the counter, but if you're managing corneal edema after surgery or with an ongoing condition, follow your eye doctor's guidance on frequency and strength. Store bottles at room temperature and keep the tip from touching the eye or any surface to maintain sterility.

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