Whether you have multiple animals affected by pink eye or just want to be well-stocked in case infection occurs, Curicyn Pink Eye Kit is your answer. Simply apply our fast-acting gel to the eye and cover with our eye patch, which speeds healing by protecting the eye from environmental hazards such as dust, grass, and UV rays. One application helps neutralize harmful organisms to stop the spread of pink eye, while providing pain-free relief from itchy, red, watery, goopy, squinty eyes. Each kit has enough solution for use on 10 eyes. The adhesive is formulated to secure the patch for 4+ days to aid in a complete healing process.

• Non-toxic, pH-balanced, steroid- and antibiotic-free
• Extra-strength gel-based formula
• Easy to apply and fast-acting
• Curicyn safe and effective solution for use on all animals
• Eye patches can be trimmed fit any size livestock
• Pre-Approved for Natural Beef and Gap Programs
• Listed on IMI Globals Feed Verified Approved Supplier List as approved for the USDA Non-Hormone Treated Cattle (NHTC) program
• Effective On: Conjunctivitis (pink eye), Infections secondary to feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) or feline leukemia virus (FeLV), Infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (IBK)

Directions for Use Ensure the area where the patch is to be applied is clean and dry. Apply a 1/4-inch bead of adhesive around the perimeter of the patch, approximately 1/2-inch from the edge of the patch Shake Curicyn Pink Eye Solution before opening, removing foil seal, and replacing the bottle cap. Twist to open. Generously apply solution to the affected animal's eye, including lids, ensuring contact with the surface of the eye. Place the patch over the eye with the peak in the center and the seam pointed toward the animal's ear. Press firmly around the edge to ensure good adhesion. Caution: Avoid getting adhesive in the animal's eye. The patch will fall off the animal in several days. Ensure the twist cap on the Pink Eye Solution bottle is securely closed after use, and cap the adhesive tube after each use. One application should suffice if appropriate contact with the animal's eye was made.