Comments on: DIY Eyedrops: MSM with Hyaluronic Acid

By: Ivee

Ivee — Fri, 23 Jan 2026 05:03:23 +0000

Hi there Angie! Your site is very exciting! I’m very interested in these drops but also wonder if they would actually be helpful for me with the moisturizing component of the HA. I have been diagnosed with Fuchs Dystrophy which is a thickening of the cornea that doesn’t allow moisture to properly evaporate. I feel often like I’m looking thru fog or swimming with my eyes open. The ophthalmologist prescribed a specific eye drop containing 5% sodium chloride that supppsedly can help reduce fluid buildup in the cornea but it contains petroleum and I am reluctant to place that in my eye. I wonder your thoughts about this and if you’ve bumped up against this diagnosis or know of a natural treatment. So far I have used MSM drops, some 25% dmso and colloidal silver, and a homeopathic eye drop called Cineraria Maritima . While I have yet to notice much change, I am hopeful. Next week I go for a follow up appointment to have the thickness measured again. Thank you for all of the amazing information you share on so many topics!

By: AngieMohr

AngieMohr — Sun, 28 Dec 2025 02:28:51 +0000

In reply to Sandy Hansen. Are intra-ocular implants what you get with cataract surgery? If so yes. Many people say no to DMSO as it could potentially damage the lenses, but there isn't any evidence that it would, but because of that old animal study going viral most people avoid DMSO in the eyes but rub it around the eyes on the outside, still penetrates.

By: Sandy Hansen

Sandy Hansen — Wed, 24 Dec 2025 01:31:18 +0000

Can this product be used if you have had cataract surgery and have intra-ocular implants?