Phenylephrine - Ophthalmic
Brand Names
Ak-Dilate, Ak-Nefrin, Dilatair, I-Phrine, Isopto Frin, Mydfrin, Neofrin, Neo-Synephrine, Ocugestrin, Ocu-Phrin Sterile Eye Drops, Ocu-Phrin Sterile Ophthalmic Solution, Phenoptic, Prefrin Liquifilm, Relief Eye Drops for Red Eyes, Dionephrine, Minims Phenylephrine, Spersaphrine
Description and Brand Names *** Before Using *** How to Use *** Fore Safe Use *** Side Effects
Category
- Decongestant, ophthalmic
- Diagnostic aid, mydriatic
- Mydriatic
Description Drug
Ophthalmic
phenylephrine - fen-ill-EF-rin
in strengths of 2.5 and 10% is using to dilate - enlarge the pupil. It is using
before eye examinations, before and after eye surgery and to treat certain
eye conditions. In the USA, these preparations are available only with your
family doctor's prescription.
Ophthalmic phenylephrine in the strength of 0.12% is using to relieve redness
due to minor irritations of the eye, such as those causing by allergy, dust,
smoke, wind and other irritants. This preparation is available without a
prescription; however, your family doctor may have special instructions on the proper
use of phenylephrine for your eye problem.
Phenylephrine is available in the following dosage form:
Ophthalmic
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Ophthalmic solution - eye drops - USA and Canada
Brand Names
Some commonly using brand names are:
In the USA
- Ak-Dilate
- Ak-Nefrin
- Dilatair
- I-Phrine
- Isopto Frin
- Mydfrin
- Neofrin
- Neo-Synephrine
- Ocugestrin
- Ocu-Phrin Sterile Eye Drops
- Ocu-Phrin Sterile Ophthalmic Solution
- Phenoptic
- Prefrin Liquifilm
- Relief Eye Drops for Red Eyes
In Canada
- Ak-Dilate
- Dionephrine
- Minims Phenylephrine
- Mydfrin
- Prefrin Liquifilm
- Spersaphrine
Generic name product may be available in the USA
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