Conjunct-a-Clear Wash is great and easy to use and very soothing! I use this whenever I feel my eyes are tired and sore and in no time I feel my eyes have been rejuvenated… - Molly Anne, Washington

What is Conjunct–a–Clear Wash?

Conjunct–a–Clear Wash is a safe, non–addictive, FDA–registered natural remedy containing 100% homeopathic ingredients selected to relieve sticky, sore, tired and bloodshot eyes while gently cleansing.

Conjunct–a–Clear Wash safely supports the structures of the eye, and cleanses irritated eyes without harmful side effects. This remedy contains a selection of homeopathic ingredients known to address eye discomfort, such as itchiness and irritation.

Conjunct–a–Clear Wash is a cleanser and compress, and presented in a convenient, concentrated tincture formula. It is easy to dilute and hassle–free, as it is absorbed into the eye with ease. It is safe for all ages, including pregnant women or those who may be breastfeeding.

All Native Remedies homeopathic products and biochemic tissue salts are manufactured in an FDA and GMP registered pharmaceutical facility under the supervision of qualified homeopaths and responsible pharmacists. Individual ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).

Wash away irritation

Tears help bathe the eye – washing away everyday germs, dust, or other particles. These tears are manufactured above the outer corner of each eye in the lacrimal glands. When the eyes blink, hundreds of times per day, tiny amounts of tear fluid are excreted for protection. In this way, tears help to keep your eyes from drying out.

When a foreign body enters the eye, hundreds of tiny capillaries on the eyeball become inflamed and can cause red eyes, while microscopic nerves produce an itchy sensation. Eyebrows and eyelashes also serve as ‘particle catchers’ – helping to stop tiny debris from falling into the eye, or scratching the eyeball surface.

The natural way

There is a lot that can be done to keep your eyes protected from dust and debris. Wear goggles during times when debris or chemicals could go flying (such as wood shop, metal shop, science lab, or art or mowing the lawn). Similarly, when playing racquetball, hockey, skiing, or other sports that could injure your eyes, protective measures should be taken.

If small debris is caught in the eye, try not to rub the eye – as this may cause the particle to scratch the inner part of the eyelid. Rather gently splash the eye with tepid water (no soap!). Natural remedies can also help to wash out the eye. In fact, natural wash solutions have been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years to support the health of the eye.