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Seiche Collyre™

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Gelatinous cephalopods are one of the best sources of all-natural viscous liquids to relieve severe dry eye symptoms. While we cannot claim that it treats any diseases, eye doctors around the world have reported excellent results using Seiche Collyre™ in patients with Stevens Johnson Syndrome, Sjogrens Disease, Ocular Graft-v-Host Disease, and a variety of corneal dystrophies.

Seiche Collyre™ is not listed with the FDA, but if your doctor doesn’t mind, neither should you. And, after all, expensive FDA clinical trials are a racket. Instead, you are the clinical trial. If you experience any side effects, such as developing an ink gland, you can always report it to the FDA.

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Gelatinous cephalopods are one of the best sources of all-natural viscous liquids to relieve severe dry eye symptoms. While we cannot claim that it treats any diseases, eye doctors around the world have reported excellent results using Seiche Collyre™ in patients with Stevens Johnson Syndrome, Sjogrens Disease, Ocular Graft-v-Host Disease, and a variety of corneal dystrophies.

Seiche Collyre™ is not listed with the FDA, but if your doctor doesn’t mind, neither should you. And, after all, expensive FDA clinical trials are a racket. Instead, you are the clinical trial. If you experience any side effects, such as developing an ink gland, you can always report it to the FDA.

Gelatinous cephalopods are one of the best sources of all-natural viscous liquids to relieve severe dry eye symptoms. While we cannot claim that it treats any diseases, eye doctors around the world have reported excellent results using Seiche Collyre™ in patients with Stevens Johnson Syndrome, Sjogrens Disease, Ocular Graft-v-Host Disease, and a variety of corneal dystrophies.

Seiche Collyre™ is not listed with the FDA, but if your doctor doesn’t mind, neither should you. And, after all, expensive FDA clinical trials are a racket. Instead, you are the clinical trial. If you experience any side effects, such as developing an ink gland, you can always report it to the FDA.