Try Frozen Eye Serum

Traditional autologous eye serum preparation requires a patient blood draw, centrifugation and clotting time, serum transfer into a dropper or aliquot, labeling, and client instruction before the product can be sent home.

For busy practices, that process can create meaningful friction: added restraint and handling for the patient, additional staff time, exam-room utilization, and variability from one preparation to the next.

The result is a therapy many veterinarians recognize as valuable, but may not consistently offer because the preparation process is time-consuming and difficult to standardize.