For corneal opacities, weak eyesight and minor complaints like conjunctivitis The only imported eye drops made from fresh expressed juice of Cineraria Maritima Plant Marketed in India and other countries for over a century Cineraria Maritima was first introduced by one of the leading homoeopathic practitioners of Venezuela around 1900 and has since been included in textbooks, materia medica(s) and pharmacopoeia(s). The juice of Cineraria Maritima has long been used in the treatment of cataracts and corneal opacities. Dr. Blackwood (A Mannual of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Pharmacology) states "Juice of the plant is employed in the treatment of cataract and corneal opacity". According to him, a drop is to be instilled in the eye four or five times a day for several months. The remedy to be effective should be made from fresh expressed juice. A look at the product label of Schwabe Cineraria confirms that the product has '50% juice' blended properly to remain stable and effective. Other homoeopathic literatures like Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica by Clarke or Materia Medica by Dr. William Boericke also recommend juice (succus is the term sometimes used to refer juice) or aqueous extract to be used. A clinical trial of CMS was reported in British Homoeopathic Journal as early as 1970. Thousands of people have benefited in the treatment of corneal opacities, control of cataract, lowering of floaters and for minor problems such as conjunctivitis. Experts on the subject reject the use of tincture or dilutions which has no literature support or clinical trials. Doubts prevail about use of its potencies as external medicines. Note: Cineraria Maritima Schwabe Eye Drops should be taken under medical supervision.
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