Ujala – is a broad-spectrum Ayurvedic eye tonic: from relieving eye fatigue to treating cataracts without surgery. The remedy eliminates redness and irritation of the eyes, cleanses the tear ducts, nourishes the eye membrane, cleanses the eyeball and lens, strengthens blood vessels, treats conjunctivitis, etc. With prolonged use, the drops can significantly improve vision.
Since Ujala drops are made based on a traditional Ayurvedic recipe using only natural ingredients, they are perfect for those who poorly tolerate chemical preparations and for whom surgery is contraindicated.
You can use them to relieve eye strain after prolonged work at the computer, reading books, driving, watching TV, lack of sleep and overwork.
Ujala drops began to be sold in India in 1955, and for 70 years have been used as a non-surgical treatment for cataracts, especially in its initial and middle stages. The remedy is able to break down the cataract and remove it from the cornea of the eye. The drops also help with advanced cataracts, unless complete blindness has occurred and if they are used for a long time. In mature cataracts, they are able to improve vision, even if they do not cure the disease.
To get rid of cataracts, depending on the degree of the disease, Ujala drops should be used from 4 months to a year (4-12 bottles will be needed for the course). Treatment should not be interrupted, as in the first two months there is a cleansing of the vessels and channels through which toxins will be removed, and then the cataract will be destroyed and removed. Then a preventive course of two to three months a year is necessary, since cataracts tend to regenerate. This happens even after cataract surgery.
Active ingredients:
Punarnava (Boerhavia diffusa). One of the most revered plants in Ayurveda, in Sanskrit “punarnava” literally means “new again”. It has a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effect. Reduces pain in the eyes, reduces tearing, improves metabolic processes and cellular nutrition. Slows down the development of cataracts.
Potassium nitrate (Potassium nitras). Has analgesic and antimicrobial action.
Instructions for use: the drops should be used twice a day, two drops each time: morning and evening. After each application, the eyes should be rested for 10 minutes, and for the next 2 hours try not to strain your vision.
When you instill the drops, you will feel a strong burning sensation in your eyes – this is a normal effect, which indicates that cleansing is taking place. Contaminants will be removed from the eyes with tears. At this time, you need to be patient and in no case wipe or rinse your eyes, because this will neutralize the effect.
It is best to use the drops in the morning after washing and in the evening before bed.
During treatment with drops, it is recommended to take the Ayurvedic preparation “Triphala” or “Triphala Guggul” (1/2 teaspoon with hot water before bed or one tablet, depending on the type of preparation). This will enhance the effect of the drops and prevent constipation, as constipation is possible with prolonged use of the drops.
The drops cause burning, use with caution for young children. Do not use drops while wearing contact lenses; glasses are better during the course.
Shelf life of Ujala drops: in a closed state, they practically have no shelf life, however, after two years, a dark, floating precipitate may appear, which does not reduce the quality of the preparation. The production date is indicated on the packaging.
Store the drops in a dry, cool place, away from heat sources and bright light. Do not freeze.
Composition of Ujala Eye Drops: Punarnava (Boerhaavia diffusa) - 9%, Potassium nitrate (Potassium nitras) - 2%, Glycerin (Glycerine) - 89%.
Purpose: eye diseases (glaucoma, trachoma, corneal opacities, myopia and hyperopia, conjunctivitis, degenerative processes of the tissues of the organ of vision, inflammatory processes). Used as a toning, soothing, cleansing agent for the eyes.