Sananga Eye Drops

Sananga is a traditional Amazonian eye preparation made from the root or bark of Tabernaemontana, used in Indigenous forest traditions as a medicine of vision, focus, and inner clarity. It is known for its strong sting and should be approached with care, humility, and intention.

Traditionally, Sananga is used in quiet ceremony to support clear seeing, stillness, and energetic release. It is often treated as a threshold medicine: something to receive slowly, with respect, and preferably with guidance if you are new to it.

• Traditional Amazonian vision drops
• Used for focused ritual, inner sight, and ceremonial clarity
• Best approached in a calm, seated setting
• Strong sensation: burning, tearing, and pressure are common

How to use: Remove contact lenses first. Sit or lie down, apply one drop to each eye, close the eyes, breathe steadily, and wait for the sensation to pass before standing or moving around. Start only when you have time and space to rest afterwards.

Cautions: Sananga is intense and not for casual use. Do not use on injured, irritated, infected, or recently operated eyes. If you have an eye condition, are unsure, or are using eye medication, consult a qualified health professional or experienced practitioner first. Keep refrigerated or frozen when not in use.