Carboxymethylcellulose 0.05% W/v Eye Drop

The term “ophthalmic medication” refers to a class of drugs that are mostly used to treat dry eyes. The condition known as dry eye(s) is characterised by insufficient tear production, which leaves the cornea and conjunctiva (the eye’s outer coverings) vulnerable to evaporation and subsequent injury.

CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE includes Carboxymethylcellulose, an eye lubricant known as artificial tears. It functions similarly to natural tears and offers short-term relief from burning and pain brought on by the dryness of the eye by ensuring normal eye lubrication and acting as a barrier against future irritation.

Therapeutic Advantages

The term “artificial tears” refers to Carboxymethylcellulose, an eye lubricant. It functions similarly to natural tears and offers momentary relief from burning and pain brought on by the dryness of the eye. It also serves to lubricate the eyes properly and to prevent additional irritation.

Usage Instructions

Only ophthalmic procedures should employ CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE. Use CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE only after properly washing your hands. Lean back while lying on your stomach. Your index finger can create a pocket by gently pulling your lower eyelid. Drops should be injected into the lower eyelid’s pocket in the number prescribed by the doctor. Spend a few minutes with your eyes closed. When done using, replace the outer cap. Never put your fingertip near your eyes, eyelids, or any other sensitive area.