New Sante De U Alfa

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New Sante De U Alfa

Eyedrops with Red Vitamin B12 that Treat Eye Fatigue and Eye Disease

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New Sante De U Alfa is a brand of eyedrops with a balanced formula that includes vitamin B12, which helps function of the ciliary muscles that focuses your eyes, and chondroitin, which helps to protect the cornea, the surface of the eye.
These eyedrops are effective at preventing eye fatigue and disease caused by ageing and damage (such as dust or water entering the eye after swimming), as well as relieving itching, conjunctival redness, and ocular discomfort.

Highlights

  • A long-standing brand sold since 1965 in Japan.
  • 3 out of 5 on the “cooling level”.
  • Ideal for eye fatigue from using a smartphone while traveling.

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Reviews

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    Santen Pharmaceutical is a century-old Japanese company specializing in eye care. This eye drop product has a pink liquid rich in vitamin B12 and taurine, which effectively relieves eye fatigue and conjunctival redness, and it has a light rose scent. For daily care, I use it together with another artificial tear product to help relieve dry eyes.

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    I saw Santen Pharmaceutical's “New Sante De U Alfa” at a Japanese drugstore and decided to bring it home to try. The bottle is small and easy to carry, doesn’t take up much space in my bag, and is convenient to bring when traveling.

    My eyes tend to feel tired after looking at my phone or computer for long periods. These eye drops feel refreshing, and my eyes feel comfortable after using them. For people who often strain their eyes, it’s pretty convenient to keep a bottle nearby.

Details

Product name in Japanese
新サンテドウα
Volume
15ml
Price
600 yen
※Prices may vary by shop.
Manufacturer
Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese), Official Website (English)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa