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Exhibit 10.26

MERCANTILE CONSIGNMENT AGREEMENT entered into by Oculus Technologies de Mexico, S.A. de C.V.,
as Consignor, hereby represented by Everardo Garibay (hereinafter referred to as “OTM”); and on
other side by Quimica Pasteur, S. de R. L., as Consignee, represented by Javier Orozco Gutierrez
(hereinafter referred to as “QP”); and on the other side by Mr. Francisco Javier Orozco Gutierrez,
acting on his own behalf as “Surety” (hereinafter indistinctively referred to as “Surety” or “JO”),
in accordance with the following Background, Declarations and Clauses.

BACKGROUND

I. On June 16th, 2005, the Framework Agreement (hereinafter referred to as “Framework
Agreement”) was entered into by the Surety (referred to in the Framework Agreement as “JO”); QP;
Mr. Jorge Paulino Hermosillo Martin (referred to in the Framework Agreement as “JH”); OTM; and
Oculus Innovative Sciences, Inc. (referred to in the Framework Agreement as “OIS”). This Framework
Agreement describes the Background and the Declarations that have cause the Parties to execute this
Mercantile Consignment Agreement.

II. That the Framework Agreement provides in its First Clause a series of Legal Acts that the
Parties have been obligated to execute not later than July 1st, 2005. One of such Legal
Acts is the execution of this Mercantile Consignment Agreement.

WHEREAS

I. OTM declares by means of its legal representative:

1. That the Background and the Declarations provided in the Framework Agreement shall be deemed to
be expressed and inserted hereunder whenever they are applicable.

2. That its corporate purposes include the manufacture and commercialization of the Products (as
such term is defined in the Framework Agreement).

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3. That it is its desire and intention to execute this Mercantile Consignment Agreement for the
distribution and sale within the national territory.

II. QP declares by means of its legal representative:

1. That the Background and the Declarations provided in the Framework Agreement shall be deemed to
be expressed and inserted hereunder whenever they are applicable.

2. That its corporate purposes include the distribution and commercialization of all kinds of
sanitary and pharmaceutical products within the Mexican Republic and before the execution of this
Agreement it has commercialized Products manufactured by OTM, specially the product called
“Microcyn 60”.

3. That as of this date, QP owes OTM the amount of $2,949,000.00 (two million nine hundread and
forty nine thousand pesos 00/100 Mexican Currency), such debt arising out of the purchase of the
Products to OIS and/or OTM (hereinafter referred to as “Recognized Debt”).

III. JO declares by his own right:

1. That the Background and the Declarations provided in the Framework Agreement shall be deemed to
be expressed and inserted hereunder whenever they are applicable.

2. That he has legal capacity and he has no legal impediment to be obligated under the terms and
conditions provided in this Agreement.

3. That as Surety of QP, he has offered OTM to guarantee the payment of the Recognized Debt as well
as the payment of any other amount that QP owes OTM currently or in the future by virtue of this
Agreement.

4. That he admits and states that all the facts mentioned in the Background of this Agreement are
true and accurate.

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IV. The Parties declare:

1. That they mutually recognize their personality for the execution of this Agreement.

2. That it is their intention to execute this Agreement and be obligated in each and all the terms
provided hereunder.

3. That they acknowledge that the Background and Declarations provided under the Framework
Agreement are deemed to be inserted whenever they are applicable.

NOW, THEREFORE the Parties agree as follows:

CLAUSES

FIRST. Purpose of the Agreement. By virtue of this Agreement and in accordance with article 392 of
the Commerce Code, OTM, as Consignor, transmits and will transmit from time to time, the
availability and not the ownership of the Products to QP, in order that QP pays a price for such
Products once they have been sold during the term of this Agreement, or in order that such Products
are returned to OTM by QP in case they are not sold within such term.

SECOND. Operation of the Consignment. The consignment and the selling of the Products under this
Agreement shall be carried out as described below:

1. QP shall participate and offer the Products in the public bids, restricted invitations or
acquisitions that are called by the different institutions, hospitals, clinics or entities of the
public sector, whether they belong to the Federal Government or to any local government within the
national territory. Hereinafter such institutions, hospitals, clinics or governmental entities
shall be severally called “Governmental Clients”.

2. QP shall inform to OTM every two weeks about all and each of the bids, restricted invitations or
acquisitions called by the Governmental Clients and shall be obligated to participate in such
proceedings, unless OTM instructs otherwise. This bi-weekly report shall include, at least, the
number of Products that the Governmental Client requires in

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the corresponding call as well as the terms and conditions of such call. In case it is necessary,
OTM shall confirm the availability of the Products for such purposes.

3. The Parties shall agree the price of the Products that will be offered to the Governmental
Clients in order to have such price included in the economic offer filed in accordance with the
rules of the corresponding bid.

4. In case that QP does not win an acquisition process issued by the Governmental Clients in which
it participates, QP agrees and shall be obligated to file, on his own cost, all the administrative
and judicial resources and proceedings to challenge the resolutions of the Governmental Clients.
The aforementioned provided that QP has been authorized by OTM as OTM shall be entitled to assess
the convenience of filling such resources or proceedings.

5. OTM shall make the Products available to QP at the storages or establishments of QP or at the
storages or establishments of OTM, at the option of OTM, and as it is more convenient in order to
deliver the Products to the purchaser as per the terms of the sell carried out by QP.

6. The transportation of the Products and delivery expenses to the storages or establishments of QP
shall be paid by OTM. The transportation of the Products and delivery expenses to the Governmental
Clients shall be paid by QP.

7. QP shall not dispose of the Products other than for those purposes hereunder provided, even when
such Products have not been sold.

8. QP is obligated to perform all the acts necessary for the conservation of the Products and the
rights related to them. Notwithstanding, it is understood and agreed by the Parties that all the
necessary expenses to comply with the obligation herein provided shall be paid by QP, and the
Parties agree to waive to the provision included in the second paragraph of the section IV of the
article 393 of the Commerce Code.

9. In view of the fact that the Products are actually delivered by OTM to QP, the risks of the
Product shall be transmitted to QP.

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10. Promotion and advertising of the Products shall be at QP’s expense. Promotion and Advertisement
of the Products should be made with the prior approval of OTM.

THIRD. Payment to OTM of the sold Products. Once the Products have been sold or a contract has been
awarded by a Governmental Client to QP, OTM shall invoice the price of the Products to QP deducting
the compensation of QP as provided by Clause Fourth of this Agreement. QP shall pay such invoice
within 5 (five) calendar days following the reception of such invoice. The invoice issued by OTM
shall comply with all the applicable tax requirements.

The payment shall be made by check or bank transfer as per the instructions received by QP from
OTM. If QP fails to pay the amount of the corresponding invoice within the term provided in the
preceding paragraph, QP shall pay OTM late payment interests equivalent to the Average Fund Rising
Cost Percentage or any other that replaces it, plus 2 (two) points, for all the time of delay and
OTM shall be entitled to suspend the availability of Products without any previous judicial
declaration or penalty, while the amount of the corresponding invoice remains unpaid.

The Parties agree that the payments received by QP for the selling of the Products shall be
deposited in any of the bank accounts provided by OTM for such purpose.

In addition to the aforementioned, the provisions of the second and third paragraphs of Section IV
of the article 393 of the Commerce Code shall be applicable.

FOURTH. Consignee’s Compensation. In accordance with the terms of the first paragraph of the
section III of the article 393 of the Commerce Code, the Parties agree that QP shall receive a
compensation to be agreed by the Parties from time to time over the selling price of the Products
and QP shall receive such percentage directly from the amount received as payment for the sold
Products. This compensation shall only and exclusively be earned for the sold Products and over the
paid price, consequently, no compensation will be due to QP for the only reason of executing this
Agreement. Furthermore, the provision included in the second paragraph of section III of the
article 393 of the Commerce Code shall not be applicable.

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The Parties agree that a portion of the revenue derived from the sales of the Products will be
credited to payoff liabilities acquired by QP with vendors before the execution of this Contract.
This amount will be adjusted by OTM accordingly.

FIFTH. Effects of the Termination of the Agreement. Additionally to the effects for the termination
provided by the Framework Agreement, in case of termination of this Agreement for whatever cause,
the Products that have been made available to QP and that at the date of termination have not been
sold, shall be returned to OTM within the following 5 (five) working days. The Products shall be
delivered at the storage or establishment determined by OTM and the cost of such delivery shall be
paid by QP. QP shall not be entitled to receive any compensation for such Products.

SIXTH. Exclusiveness and Non Compete. By virtue of this Agreement, QP shall be obligated to sell
and commercialize the Products exclusively; QP shall not be able to sell or commercialize any other
sanitary or pharmaceutical product or acquire the Products or any other product from a person other
than OTM. Additionally, QP shall be obligated not to contract by its own or through third parties,
whether for its own benefit or for any company directly or indirectly related to QP, JO or JH, or
any of its relatives in any grade, the acquisition of the Products for their selling to any third
party, including the Governmental Clients.

Unless OTM has given an express and written authorization, the Products shall be sold or
commercialized only and exclusively to Governmental Clients.

On the other hand, OTM shall be able to commercialize the Products to any person in Mexico and QP
shall be obligated to inform OTM, at any time, about any potential client interested in the
purchase or distribution of the Products. QP shall also be obligated not to compete with OTM in any
sale, commercialization or distribution carried out by OTM to Governmental Clients when OTM decides
to carry out such sale on its own or through any third party.

SEVENTH. Guarantee. JO shall be liable for each and all the obligations assumed by QP under
this Agreement, in accordance with the provisions of articles 2794 of the Civil Code for the
Federal District, in the understanding that their obligation shall be joint with QP and not
subsidiary, which means that OTM may demand directly to JO the

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liability incurred by QP withdrawing to the benefit of preference and excussion under the
terms of articles 2816 section I and 2823 of the Civil Code for the Federal District.

EIGHTH. Application of the Framework Agreement. The Parties acknowledge and accept that all the
provisions of the Framework Agreement shall be applicable to this Agreement unless there is a
specific provision in this Agreement. In case of controversy, the provisions of the Framework
Agreement shall prevail. In a declarative way, but not limited, the following clauses of the
Framework Agreement shall be applicable to this Agreement: Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth, which are deemed to have been
inserted hereunder.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF about the content and the scope of this Consignment Agreement, the Parties sign
it on June 16th, 2005, each party keeping an original.

	 	 	 
	/s/ Everardo Garibay

	 	/s/ Francisco Javier Orozco Gutiérrez
	 

	 	 
	Oculus Technologies de Mexico, S.A. de

	 	Quimica Pasteur, S. de R.L. de C.V.
	C.V. Represented by Everardo Garibay

	 	Represented by Francisco Javier Orozco

Gutiérrez
	 
	 	 
	 

	 	/s/ Francisco Javier Orozco Gutiérrez
	 

	 	 
	 

	 	Francisco Javier Orozco Gutiérrez

as Surety

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Exhibit 10.27

PARTNERSHIP INTEREST PURCHASE OPTION AGREEMENT entered into by Oculus Innovative Sciences,
Inc., hereby represented by James Schutz (hereinafter referred to as “OIS”) and on the other side
by Mr. Javier Orozco Gutierrez on his own right (hereinafter referred to as “JO”), under the
following Background, Declarations and Clauses:

BACKGROUND

I. On June 16th, 2005, a Framework Agreement (hereinafter referred to as “Framework
Agreement”) was entered into by Quimica Pasteur, S. de R.L. (referred to under the Framework
Agreement as “QP”); JO; Mr. Jorge Paulino Hermosillo Martin (referred to under the Framework
Agreement as “JH”); Oculus Technologies de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. (referred to under the Framework
Agreement as “OTM”); and OIS. This Framework Agreement describes the Background and the
Declarations that have cause the Parties to execute this Partnership Interest Purchase Option
Agreement.

II. That the Framework Agreement provides in its First Clause a series of Legal Acts that the
Parties have been obligated to execute not later than July 1st, 2005. One of such Legal
Acts is the execution of this Partnership Interest Purchase Option Agreement.

WHEREAS

I. OIS declares:

1. That the Background and the Declarations provided in the Framework Agreement shall be deemed to
be expressed and inserted hereunder whenever they are applicable.

2. That it is its desire and intention to execute this Partnership Interest Purchase Option
Agreement.

3. That it is its intention to receive from JO the rights provided by this Agreement.

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II. JO declares:

1. That the Background and the Declarations provided in the Framework Agreement shall be deemed to
be expressed and inserted hereunder whenever they are applicable.

2. That he has legal capacity and he has no legal impediment to be obligated under the terms and
conditions provided in this Agreement.

3. That on June 17, 2005, it will be held a Partners Meeting of QP wherein, among other
resolutions, it will be resolved that the partnership interest of JO will represent 99.75% of the
capital stock of QP (hereinafter referred to as “Partnership Interest”), over which he wishes to
grant an option right in order that it can be further acquired by QIS or the person appointed by it
in accordance with the provisions of the Framework Agreement.

4. That he does not need any authorization to execute this Agreement other than the requirements
provided by the bylaws for the assignment of a partnership interest which shall be observed at the
time OIS decides to execute this option.

5. That the Partnership Interest is not encumbered and it is not subject to any contingency or
controversy.

III. Both Parties declare:

1. That they mutually recognize their personality for the execution of this Agreement.

2. That it is their intention to execute this Agreement and to be obligated in each and all the
terms provided hereunder.

3. That they acknowledge that the Background and Declarations provided under the Framework
Agreement are deemed to be inserted whenever they are applicable.

NOW, THEREFORE the Parties agree as follows:

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CLAUSES

FIRST. Purpose. By virtue of this Agreement and based on the provisions of article 1860 and
subsequent articles of the Civil Code for the Federal District, by means of this Agreement JO
declares that it is his intention to offer OIS, or the individual or entity appointed by it, the
option to become a partner of QP through the acquisition of the Partnership Interest described in
the Declarations of this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Option”).

SECOND. Compensation. As compensation for the Option, OIS shall transfer shares of its capital
stock to JO. Due to the fact that OIS is an entity incorporated and governed by the laws of the
State of California, in the United States of America, the Parties agree to execute the document
called “Stock Purchase Agreement” as provided by the Framework Agreement which provides the terms
and conditions of the compensation that JO will receive for the execution of this Agreement.

Notwithstanding the aforementioned, JO authorizes OIS to deduce and retain the OIS’s shares that
are equivalent to any amount that JO and/or QP owe OIS and/or OTM, in their quality of bondsman of
QP and in accordance with the Framework Agreement.

THIRD. Obligations of JO in connection with the Option. JO agrees and is obligated to:

1. Within 5 (five) working days after the execution of this Agreement, JO shall request the
recording of this Option in the QP partners’ record book and shall verify that such recording is
performed in OIS satisfaction.

2. Not to perform any corporate amendment that alters the nominal value of the Partnership
Interest;

3. Carry on all the necessary corporate acts and come to a Notary Public selected by OIS to
formalize its incorporation as partner of QP in case the Option was exercised;

4. Not to invite or allow that any third party, by whatever mean, becomes a partner of the Company
without the previous written authorization of OIS;

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5. Execute contracts, agreements, letters, meetings and any other document that is necessary to
legally prove the incorporation of OIS as a partner of QP.

6. Not to perform or allow the performance of any act that directly or indirectly affects or may
affect the exercise of the Option, including without limiting to the amendment of the bylaws of QP,
or the constitution of any encumbrance or contingency over QP or over the Partnership Interest
owned by JO in QP.

7. Not to perform or allow the performance of any act or action that may affect the value of the
Partnership Interest or of QP.

FOURTH. Term. The Option provided hereunder shall be deemed to be obligatory for JO until the 23:59
hours of june 16, 2010.

FIFTH. Exercise of the Option. In case OIS decides to exercise the Option, OIS shall give notice to
JO providing its intention of making this Option effective. OIS may appoint an individual or an
entity to acquire the Partnership Interest. Once the notice has been received, JO shall give notice
to the Company’s Secretary in order that he performs all the necessary acts for such purpose. JO is
obligated to subscribe all the necessary documents in order that OIS becomes a partner of QP and
the holder of the Partnership Interest.

SIXTH. Liquidated Damages. If JO breached any of the obligations assumed under this Agreement, he
shall pay OIS the equivalent amount to the value of the OIS shares provided as compensation under
the Second Clause of this Agreement. The value of such shares shall be the market value at the time
JO receives from OIS the breach notice.

SEVENTH. Applicability of the Framework Agreement. The Parties acknowledge and accept that all the
provisions of the Framework Agreement shall be applicable to this Agreement unless there is a
specific provision in this Agreement. In case of controversy, the provisions of the Framework
Agreement shall prevail. In a declarative way, but not limited, the following clauses of the
Framework Agreement shall be applicable to this Agreement: Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth,

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Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth, which are deemed to have been inserted hereunder.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF about the content and the scope of this Framework Agreement, the Parties sign it
on June 16th, 2005, each party keeping an original.

	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
	 

	 	 	 	 	 	 
	/s/ Jim Schutz

	 	 	 	/s/ Francisco Javier Orozco Gutiérrez	 	 
	 

	 	 	 	 	 	 
	Oculus Innovative Sciences, Inc.

	 	 	 	Francisco Javier Orozco Gutiérrez	 	 
	Represented by:
	 	 	 	 	 	 
	James Schutz
	 	 	 	 	 	 

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