Hypa Microdrops

Name: Hypa Microdrops
Brand: Hypa
Price: 8100.00 NGN
Availability: InStock

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🔎 What is Microdrops / Hypa Microdrops

Microdrops are lubricating eye‑drops formulated with sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid) that act to moisten, protect, and lubricate dry or irritated eyes.
The formulation is preservative‑free, intended to provide a “soft, protective shield” over the cornea, which helps maintain moisture and relieve discomfort caused by dryness, environmental factors, long screen time, contact lens use, etc.
According to sources, Microdrops are compatible with soft contact lenses.

Microdrops (including Hypa Microdrops) may be used for:

Dry eye syndrome / chronic dryness of eyes — either due to low tear production or environmental/lifestyle factors (air conditioning, dust, long computer use, etc.).
Eye irritation caused by dryness (redness, burning, foreign-body sensation, discomfort).
Lubrication needs when wearing contact lenses — since it is reportedly compatible with soft contact lenses.

In markets like Nigeria, Microdrops appear in pharmacies for sale under “Eye Drops / Eye Care” categories.

The active hydrating agent is sodium hyaluronate at about 0.2% concentration, which has viscoelastic properties that help the drop adapt to the eye’s surface (with blinking) and produce a long‑lasting protective coating on the cornea.
Because of this viscoelastic layer, the eye’s surface stays moist, reducing friction and discomfort, and helping protect the eye from dryness-related damage or irritation.
The drops are sterile, preservative‑free — a beneficial attribute especially for those with sensitive eyes or who need frequent lubrication.

Microdrops are not a treatment for serious eye diseases (glaucoma, infection, structural eye conditions) — they act as a lubricant / tear substitute. They relieve dryness and irritation; they do not treat infection or underlying pathology.
As with all eye drops: if irritation, redness, or discomfort worsens or persists — you should consult an eye‑care professional.
Preservative‑free drops reduce but do not eliminate risk of contamination — always follow hygiene practices (don’t touch dropper tip to eye or other surfaces).