Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose 0.7% w/v, 5mL Eye Drops$37.00
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Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose 0.7% w/v, 5mL Eye Drops
SKU GME1167Eye Care
Product Introduction
Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose 0.7% w/v eye drops supplement the tear film in dry-eye conditions. They help relieve grittiness and surface discomfort when tears evaporate too quickly or do not adequately coat the eye.
How to use
Place one or two drops into the lower-eyelid pocket as dryness requires. Blink gently to spread the lubricant. Remove contact lenses before use and leave at least five minutes between this lubricant and another eye drop.
How it works
Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose, also called hypromellose, increases tear-film viscosity and holds moisture on the ocular surface. This reduces eyelid friction without acting as an antibiotic.
Side effects
Brief blurred vision, stinging, irritation or mild watering may occur. Continuing pain or a persistent visual change needs assessment.
Important information
Repeated dryness may be linked to eyelid disease, reduced tear production or medication effects. Lubricants relieve surface symptoms but do not treat every underlying cause.
Uses
- Symptomatic relief of dry-eye discomfort and irritation from an unstable tear film.
Benefits
Improves lubrication during blinking and can reduce dryness-related intermittent blur.
Can screen work or air conditioning make dry eyes worse?
Long periods at a screen, wind and dry indoor air can aggravate dryness. Take regular screen breaks, blink fully and reduce direct airflow towards your eyes alongside using the lubricant.
Why can my eyes water even though they feel dry?
Dryness can irritate the eye and trigger extra tear production. Watery eyes therefore do not always mean the eye surface is adequately lubricated. Persistent watering can also have other causes, including a blocked tear duct.
Can these drops replace antibiotic treatment?
No. Lubricants do not kill bacteria and are not a substitute for treatment of an infected eye.
Why can vision clear temporarily after a drop?
An uneven tear film can blur the optical surface. Smoother lubrication can improve that component of vision.
When might a gel be considered instead of drops?
A gel may be useful when drop relief is short-lived, particularly during rest periods when temporary blur is less inconvenient.
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