SeroRepair

08/26/2026

The first 12 hours of a corneal ulcer matter.

Define the problem.
Treat & support the cornea.
Reassess the direction.

Eye serum adds biologic and antiprotease support early in treatment, helping protect the ocular surface and regulate the environment in which corneal repair occurs.

Explore practical veterinary ophthalmology resources, including our Corneal Ulcer Classification & Early-Support Guide: https://zurl.co/v6tXg

08/20/2026

Corneal Healing Is a Coordinated Biologic Process

It requires a coordinated environment that helps control ongoing tissue breakdown, protect the injured surface, and support epithelial repair.

Traditional ocular lubricants can reduce friction, improve hydration, and increase comfort.

Eye serum does something different.

It provides naturally occurring biologic components associated with ocular-surface protection, regulation of the damaged environment, and corneal repair.

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08/05/2026

Two corneal ulcers can look nearly identical on day one. However, one may resolve, another may remain unchanged, and another can begin deteriorating quickly.

What determines the path—and what should veterinarians watch for at the first recheck?

Our clinical guide provides a practical look at:
• Normal, delayed, and deteriorating ulcer paths
• Early warning signs
• Examination and recheck considerations
• Where eye serum may fit within a complete treatment plan

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Look beyond today’s stain.

07/29/2026

Is eye serum directly antimicrobial?

Eye serum offers more than lubrication—it contains naturally occurring biologic components that help support the ocular surface, and research has demonstrated direct antimicrobial activity.

Fight infection with antibiotics. Support healing with biologics. SeroLube brings them together in a ready-to-use clinical solution.

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07/23/2026

Eye lubricant ≠ Eye Serum

Traditional lubricants add moisture. Eye serum provides biologically active proteins, proteinase inhibitors, vitamins, growth factors, and protective components that lubricants do not.

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Explore Our Educational Content Enhance your understanding of SeroRepair products and treatments with our curated webinars, handouts, and documents. Learn from experts and discover new techniques to maximize your results. View About Plasma Eye Serum Here is a collection of educational webinars and d...

07/14/2026

Veterinarians wear a lot of hats—and approximately 7% of canine cases involve eye-related conditions.

When you put on your "Eye Doctor" hat, you can rely on veterinary ophthalmologist-trusted SeroLube® for ready-to-use eye serum, and avoid in-house blood serum processing.

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07/09/2026

Treat uncomplicated ulcers before they become complicated.

Uncomplicated corneal ulcers often heal quickly with appropriate treatment—but delayed identification or continued irritation can turn a simple injury into a more complicated case.

Summer play, tall grass, branches, debris, and outdoor activity can all lead to ocular surface trauma.
SeroLube® provides ready-to-dispense frozen eye serum without in-house preparation.

06/25/2026

A positive stain can change the treatment plan.

Fluorescein staining can help identify corneal surface damage that may not be obvious during the initial examination — especially in patients presenting with squinting, tearing, redness, discharge, corneal haze, rubbing, or surface irregularity.

Once the stain is positive, the next steps may include protecting the eye, addressing infection risk, managing discomfort, monitoring healing, and determining whether referral is needed.

When ocular surface support fits the case, SeroLube keeps ready-to-use frozen eye serum available without patient blood draw or in-clinic processing.

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Explore Our Educational Content Enhance your understanding of SeroRepair products and treatments with our curated webinars, handouts, and documents. Learn from experts and discover new techniques to maximize your results. View About Plasma Eye Serum Here is a collection of educational webinars and d...

06/18/2026

Dry eye is not just a lubrication issue.

Poor tear production can contribute to ocular discomfort, inflammation, corneal compromise, secondary infection, and ulcer risk.

The Schirmer Tear Test is a simple early step that can help identify tear film deficiency before the eye becomes harder to manage.

Download SeroRepair’s Eye Assessment Quick Reference Guide for practical first-line workup reminders, including when Schirmer Tear Test may fit into the assessment.

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SeroLube keeps eye serum support ready when the ocular surface needs attention.

06/11/2026

Download the eye assessment quick reference: https://zurl.co/QlsSo

Painful eyes deserve a closer look.

Squinting, tearing, discharge, corneal haze, rubbing, or visible surface irregularity can all signal that a more complete ocular assessment is needed.

SeroRepair created the Eye Assessment Quick Reference to help general practice teams take consistent first steps when managing red, squinting, tearing, cloudy, or painful eyes.

The guide includes practical reminders for:

• Ocular workup signs
• First-line evaluation
• Fluorescein stain
• Schirmer Tear Test
• Eye protection
• Ocular surface support
• Referral considerations

Use it in the exam room, treatment area, or as a team training tool.

A better first look leads to better next steps — and SeroLube keeps eye serum support ready when it fits the case.