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Essential Waitrose Brightening Eye Drops.
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How Supplied Sterilised eye drops (10ml) in plastic bottle. |
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Dosing ECP/HCP to advise. Generally 1 or 2 drops on eye. Not to be used more than three times per day. Contact Lenses do not need to be removed. |
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Formulation Sterile solution containing:, Polyhexanide 0.0001% w/v, Poloxamer, Sodium Chloride, Phosphate Buffers, Purified Water. |
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Contact Lens Use Yes, if required. |
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Indications Dry Eyes. "Brightens the appearance of eyes". |
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Contra-Indications/Cautions Hypersensitivity to product/class/component. Discard 4 weeks after opening. Store below 25C. Not for use during pregnancy. Not for use in children under 12 years. Not to be used more than three times per day. Pregnancy/lactation - EDDB. Advise pt to read and understand all accompanying product information before first use - EDDB. |
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Adverse Reactions "In cases of irritation, eye pain, changes of vision, discharge or continued redness of eye - (pt to) discontinue use and consult doctor". If irritation occurs, persists or increases, pt to discontinue use and consult ECP/HCP - EDDB. If vision changes or irritation occurs, persists or increases, pt to discontinue use and consult ECP/HCP. |
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Legal Category N/A |
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Notes 1. Because products are regularly improved and change, product data and advice may occasionally change. As a result, EDDB recommends that you and your patient always read the product label and Patient Information Leaflet carefully before using any products. Please do not solely rely on the information provided on this website. Because of this, EDDB is unable to accept liability for any inaccuracies or incorrect information contained on this site. |
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