Gatifloxacin 0.3% w/v + Prednisolone Acetate 1% w/v, 10mL Eye Drops$44.00
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Gatifloxacin 0.3% w/v + Prednisolone Acetate 1% w/v, 10mL Eye Drops
SKU GME1163Eye Care
Product Introduction
Gatifloxacin 0.3% w/v + Prednisolone Acetate 1% w/v eye drops combine antibacterial treatment with suppression of ocular inflammation. They are used when a steroid-responsive inflammatory condition also has a bacterial infection or a substantial bacterial-infection risk.
How to use
Shake the suspension well before instillation so the prednisolone is evenly dispersed. Place drops into the lower-eyelid pocket. Leave five to ten minutes before another eye medicine and do not shorten or extend a steroid course independently.
How it works
Gatifloxacin blocks bacterial DNA-replication enzymes. Prednisolone activates glucocorticoid receptors and reduces the inflammatory response in the treated eye.
Side effects
Stinging, irritation, transient blurred vision or taste disturbance may occur. Steroid-related risks include raised eye pressure, delayed corneal healing and secondary infection.
Important information
Herpes simplex keratitis and fungal eye infection can worsen with an ocular steroid. Glaucoma, thin corneas and previous steroid-related pressure elevation are important before treatment.
Uses
- Steroid-responsive eye inflammation with susceptible bacterial infection or bacterial-infection risk.
Benefits
Combines infection control and inflammatory relief when both treatment components are needed.
Why does this bottle need shaking?
Prednisolone acetate particles can settle. Shaking helps deliver a consistent concentration with each drop.
Is it interchangeable with gatifloxacin alone?
No. The added steroid changes its purpose, monitoring needs and infection precautions.
Why might eye pressure be checked after about ten days?
A steroid-induced pressure increase may develop without obvious symptoms, so longer use needs pressure monitoring.
Can this be used for any red eye after surgery?
Postoperative redness can have different causes. The combination is useful only when its antibiotic and steroid components fit the condition.
What if new discharge appears while swelling is settling?
The steroid can reduce inflammation while a resistant or different infection develops, so new discharge needs reassessment.
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