AI Article Synopsis
- The study investigates the use of hyaluronic acid as a densifier in Shuanguangliao eye-drops.
- Key factors affecting hyaluronic acid's viscosity, including pH-value and storing temperature, were tested, revealing no significant effects.
- Findings show that hyaluronic acid enhances the eye-drop's viscosity without causing irritation, potentially improving the duration the medication stays effective in the eye.
Article Abstract
Objective: To study the possibility of hyaluronic acid as densifier of Shuanguangliao eye-drops.
Method: The factors related with hyaluronic acid s viscosity, such as pH-value and storing temperature, are tested in this experiment. At the same time, we checked the stimulation, stability of the densifier.
Result: There was not effect on viscosity of pH-value and storing temperature. No stimulation on the eye was found after densified with hyaluronic acid. The viscosity properties of hyaluronic acid are stablile.
Conclusion: The hyaliuronic acid added to Shuanghuanglian eye-drops are stabiliable and it can be applied in eye-drops. The increased viscosity is benefit to extend the residence time of drug in eye.
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