Others

Composition: Potassium Iodide 3.3% w/v, Calcium Chloride1% w/v, Sodium Chloride 0.83% w/v, Chlorbutol 0.5% w/v

Indications:

• Prevention of lenticular opacity pre-operatively
• prevention of Posterior Capsular Opacity (PCO),
• post-operatively in patients with cataract.

Description:

• Delays cataractogenesis, maintains normal nutrition of lens,
• Assists visual improvement in early cataract
• Prevents posterior capsular opacification.

Presentation: 10 ml

Dosage Form: Eye Drop

How to Use: As directed by physician

Composition: Proparacaine Hydrochloride 0.5% w/v USP, Chlorbutol IP 0.5% w/v

Indications:

• Short Duration Corneal Anaesthesia– Tonometry , Gonioscopy, Foreign Body Removal,  Short Corneal or Conjunctival Procedure
• For Deep Anesthesia as in Phaco Surgery – 1 drop every 5 to 10 minutes for 5 or 7 doses.

Description–

• Rapid onset of Action -30 sec
• Duration of Action 15 minutes
• As effective as intracameral supplementation of Lignocaine in Phaco surgery.

Presentation- 5ml

Dosage Form- Eye Drops

How to Use – As directed by Physician

Composition: Trypan Blue 0.6 mg, Sodium Chloride I.P. 8.2 mg, Buffered Aq. Base Q.S.

Indications:

• Stains the anterior lens capsule making it clearly identifiable throughout surgery

Description:

• Popular choice among anterior segment surgeons mainly due to its safety, ease of availability, and remarkable ability to enable an easy surgery in difficult situations mostly related to visibility of the targeted tissueTB 0.06% injected under air intracamerally has been shown to stain vitreous within the anterior chamber after 60 s, allowing for its complete removal with a vitrector.
• Avoids problems with preservatives and post-operative pressure-related complications.
• Allows better controlled posterior capsulorhexis and facilitates optic capture of the IOL

Presentation- 5 Vial of 5 ml each

Dosage Form: Ophthalmic Dye

How to Use: As directed by physician

Composition –Sodium Chloride 5% w/v

Indications-

Irritation of the cornea with inflammatory & allergic diseases (combined therapy)

Description –

• Used for the short- term treatment of corneal oedema of various aetiology including bullous keratopathy
• Works by cleansing the eye and drawing out water from swollen cornea.This relieves swelling in the eye and clears your vision.
• 5% sodium chloride hypertonic eye drops reduces significantly post-operative corneal oedema treatment as shown by the improvement in visual acuity at one week and the downward trend in pachymetry

Presentation- 10 ml

Dosage Form- Eye Drops.

How to Use – As directed by Physician

Composition– Natamycin I.P. 5%w/v

Indications–

• fungal, Blepharitis,  Conjunctivitis, and Keratitis.
  Fungicidal against Candida, Aspergillus, Fusarium, Acremonium, and Penicillium species.

Description

• Concentration of 5% has good stability and is well tolerated when used topically. Due to its high molecular weight, NTM has low corneal penetration and is only indicated as a monotherapy in the treatment of superficial infections.
• Available in aqueous ophthalmic suspension, and not as a solution because of the low water solubility which causes formation of lumps and agglomerates of natamycin powder.
• pH adjusted aqueous environment to ensure chemical stability of natamycin without its degradation and/or inactivation.

Presentation- 5 ml

Dosage Form – Eye Drops

How to Use – As directed by Physician