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Tropicacyl Eye drop of 5 ml
Price range: $6.50 through $25.00
| Generic Name | Tropicamide |
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| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart |
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| 1 Bottle/s | $6.50 |
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| 3 Bottle/s | $4.67 |
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| 6 Bottle/s | $4.17 |
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Product Description
An ophthalmic solution called Tropicacyl Eye Drop (5 ml) is used to enlarge the pupils (mydriasis) for medicinal or diagnostic purposes. Its active component is Tropicamide, a kind of anticholinergic drug. Often recommended during eye exams, especially retina tests, this medication is also beneficial for several inflammatory eye disorders.
Precautions
Should you be allergic to Tropicamide or any other component in the solution, do not use Tropicacyl Eye Drops.Tell your doctor if you suffer from glaucoma or other eye-related disorders.After taking the drops, avoid using heavy machinery or driving since they may provide transient blurred vision or light sensitivity.Women who are pregnant or nursing should see their doctor before using this drug.Keep the eye drops away from direct sunlight in a cool, dry location.Side Effects
Although Tropicacyl Eye Drops are mostly safe, certain people could:Short-term hazy eyesightEye redness or irritationSensitivity to lightLack of salivaPain in the headShould any negative effects last or get worse, get medical help right away.How to use
Before using the eye drops, wash your hands well.To make a little pocket, tilt your head back and softly pull down the lower eyelid.As prescribed by your physician, put 1-2 drops into the impacted eye(s).Avoid frequent blinking and close your eyes for one to two minutes.Use the drug as directed; refrain from overuse or abuse.FAQ - Tropicacyl Eye drop of 5 ml
- Q) What is the purpose of Tropicacyl?
- A) It is used to make the pupils bigger during eye tests or to treat eye disorders that cause inflammation.
- Q) What do I do with Tropicacyl drops?
- A) Put one drop in your eye while tilting your head back. Don't touch the dropper tip. Follow the directions.
- Q) What are the usual side effects?
- A) Light sensitivity, dry mouth, stinging, and blurry vision.
- Q) When should I see a doctor?
- A) If you have eye discomfort, vision loss, an erratic heartbeat, or disorientation,
- Q) Is it safe to use it with contact lenses or while pregnant?
- A) Take off your contacts before using. If you are pregnant or nursing, talk to your doctor.
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