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Toba Eye Drop 0.3% (5 ml)
Price range: $15.50 through $33.50
| Generic Name | Tobramycin |
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| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart |
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| 3 Bottle/s | $5.17 |
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| 6 Bottle/s | $4.17 |
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| 9 Bottle/s | $3.72 |
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Product Description
A prescription eye medicine called Toba Eye Drop 0.3% (5 ml) treats bacterial infections in the eyes. Its active component, Tobramycin, is a strong antibiotic that helps to stop the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria. This sterile ophthalmic solution is very efficient in reducing symptoms including redness, swelling, and pain resulting from eye infections.
Precautions
Tell your doctor if you use other eye drugs or have allergies.Because transient impaired vision might happen, avoid driving or using machinery just after application.Talk to your doctor if you are nursing, pregnant, or intending to get pregnant.When not in use, keep the bottle firmly wrapped and store it at room temperature.Side Effects
Toba Eye Drops' frequent adverse effects include:Slight eye pain or irritationShort-term hazy eyesightHeightened light sensitivityRarely, major adverse effects such as significant eye redness, edema, or itching could happen. Should you have any odd or ongoing symptoms, call your doctor at once.How to use
Before using, wash your hands well.Gently shake the bottle.To form a little pocket, tilt your head back and draw down the lower eyelid.Put the afflicted eye(s) the appropriate number of drops.To avoid contamination, don't contact the dropper tip.Take the drug at consistent intervals.Using this eye drop requires you to avoid using contact lenses.FAQ - Toba Eye Drop 0.3% (5 ml)
- Q) What is Toba Eye Drop good for?
- A) It helps get rid of bacterial eye diseases like keratitis and conjunctivitis.
- Q) How do I use it?
- A) Every four hours or as prescribed by your doctor, put one or two drops in the afflicted eye. Don't let the dropper touch your eye.
- Q) What are the most prevalent side effects?
- A) You can feel a temporary burning, stinging, redness, and blurry vision.
- Q) Is it okay to wear contact lenses while using it?
- A) No, do not wear contact lenses while you are getting therapy or while your symptoms last.
- Q) What if I don't take a dose?
- A) As soon as you recall, use it. Don't take two doses if it's almost time for the next one.
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