Ocular surface control
starts with Lacrifill®

Take control of your patient’s ocular surface with Lacrifill® Canalicular Gel

Ocular surface control
starts with Lacrifill®

Take control of your patient’s ocular surface with
Lacrifill® Canalicular Gel

Lacrifill

Lacrifill®: cross-linked hyaluronic acid canalicular gel

Lacrifill® is intended for use in adult patients experiencing dry eye symptoms. It is a preservative-free, cross-linked hyaluronic acid canalicular gel for lacrimal occlusion. Each administration of Lacrifill® is proven to provide sustained dry eye relief for up to 6 months.1

While Lacrifill® is generally well tolerated, the most commonly reported adverse event is epiphora (overflow of tears). For a complete list of contraindications and potential adverse events, please consult the Instructions for Use.¹

Ready for your practice

Lacrifill® is a CE-marked and FDA-cleared medical device, supplied in a pre-filled syringe containing 0.6 ml of gel, enough to fully fill both inferior canaliculi of a single patient.¹ It can be administered by trained eyecare professionals in a standard practice setting.¹ Lacrifill® has a 2-year shelf-life and should be stored at room temperature (5–25°C).

Lacrifill® conforms to each patient’s unique canalicular anatomy, eliminating the need for sizing and providing a simple, one-size-fits-all solution. Lacrifill® is designed to support both patient comfort and long-lasting efficacy.1,2

Why peri-operative ocular surface control matters

Dry eye disease can compromise preoperative measurements and surgical planning, increasing the risk of refractive error.3,4 While most patients with pre-existing dry eye are asymptomatic before surgery, 87% become symptomatic after it.5

Managing the ocular surface perioperatively can help maximise surgical outcomes and avoid unsatisfactory vision, worsening symptoms, and patient dissatisfaction.6,7

How to administer Lacrifill®

Lacrifill® can be administered by healthcare professionals such as ophthalmologists and optometrists in a standard practice setting1.

Watch this video to learn how to administer Lacrifill®.

Watch this video to see an animation of Lacrifill® gel been inserted.

3 Key Steps

Administration is completed in three key steps. Use the resources below to support administration in clinical practice.

1. Secure

Attach and secure cannula

2. Prime

Upward priming with 0.1 ml of gel

3. Deliver

Deliver 0.2 mL of gel into lower canaliculus

Lacrifill® at ESCRS 2025

Lacrifill® was showcased during the 2025 ESCRS Conference in Copenhagen where two renowned experts, Prof. Benitez del Castillo (Spain) and Dr. Donnenfeld (USA) discussed the importance of managing dry eye in surgery patients and shared the clinical evidence and their experience with Lacrifill®.

View the highlights here, and go to your local Lacrifill® website to see the full video.

Learn more about Lacrifill® in your country

Register your interest in Lacrifill Canalicular gel

If you would like to receive further information about Lacrifill®, please fill out this form. To report an adverse event or any other incident relating to Lacrifill®, please email lacrifill-vigilance@nordicpharma.com