Protocol O is a procedure that involves the preparation of an eye drop for ophthalmologic (eye) and ENT (nose) use with CDS (stabilized Chlorine Dioxide). This protocol is useful for treating various ocular conditions and sinusitis. It can be applied to both eyes and nose, especially in cases of flu or sinusitis.

Instructions for Eye Drops Preparation:

You will need:

• 50 ml of saline saline (NaCl 0.9%).
• 0,5 ml of CDS (Chlorine Dioxide stabilized).
• Optionally, 0,3 ml of DMSO (70%)

Steps to follow:

In a small glass bottle with a polyethylene dropper or in an ophthalmic dropper (made of HDPE, a plastic harder than rubber), mix 50 ml of saline saline, 0,5 ml of CDS and optionally 0,3 ml of DMSO (70%).

Make sure the ingredients are well mixed in the bottle.

Application Instructions:

For eyes and nose:

In case of ocular affections or sinusitis, apply five drops in the affected eye or nose every two hours.

Precautions:

If the patient wears intraocular lenses, DMSO should not be used in the ophthalmic eye drops.

The solution should be stored in a cool, dark place. Its efficacy lasts approximately three days at 100%. After this time, the solution will rapidly lose efficacy and become transparent. It is recommended to prepare a new solution if this period has passed.

There is no risk of infection because CDS acts as a disinfectant liquid. It only loses efficacy over time.

Protocol O is an effective and safe option for treating ophthalmological and otorhinolaryngological conditions. Be sure to follow the preparation and application instructions, as well as the recommended precautions.