Autologous origin
Because it comes from the patient's own blood, it can fit into personalized treatment strategies under medical supervision.
Regenerative ophthalmology
What are autologous serum eye drops?
Autologous serum eye drops are prepared from a blood sample taken from the patient, processed under controlled conditions to obtain a biologically active serum.
Their composition includes naturally occurring factors and proteins that may support the tear film and ocular surface in selected patients.
From extraction to administration
Collection and preparation1
A protocolized blood draw is performed and the sample is prepared in a fully traceable workflow.
1
Serum separation2
After processing, autologous serum is obtained as the base material for ophthalmic formulation.
2
Dilution and sterile filling3
The serum is adjusted according to clinical protocol and dispensed into sterile containers for home use.
3
Storage and follow-up4
Storage guidance and clinical follow-up are defined to ensure product stability and treatment adherence.
4
Potential benefits
Ocular surface support
It supports hydration and the treatment of ophthalmic conditions.
Hospital-grade workflow
Implementation is supported by quality protocols, cold-chain handling, and specialist follow-up.
Safety and quality
Preparation and dispensing are performed within defined clinical and laboratory workflows with documented control at every stage.
- Clinical patient selection based on individualized medical criteria.
- Sterile processing with full traceability.
- Labeling, storage, and expiration management under validated protocols.
- Patient education for correct handling and administration.
- A single blood draw is performed for the entire treatment.
- Concentration and volume are prepared in single-dose units based on each patient's prescription.