Careprost Eye Drops 0.03 (Bimatoprost)

Description

Careprost eye drops contain bimatoprost 0.03%, a fabricated analog of prostamide used to bring down intraocular weight in glaucoma, which can prompt visual impairment if untreated, and improve eyelash development. It contains bimatoprost 0.03% as an active substance. It is manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd. This eye drops are an ophthalmic solution utilized to decrease pressure inside the eye, called intraocular pressure (IOP) in the treatment of glaucoma, which is built IOP brought about by the development of liquid in the eye. Expanded intraocular pressure can make harm the optic nerve filaments that point out of the back of the eye to the brain and may cause steady loss of sight, beginning with peripheral vision and finally to a total visual deficiency in that eye. These eye drops build the drainage of watery liquid out of the eye which diminishes IOP and averts loss of sight. These eye drops are additionally used to treat visual hypertension to bring down IOP. These eye drops are additionally used to treat hypotrichosis, which is when eyelash development is not normal or not adequate to give you sufficient or enough eyelashes and enable you to develop longer thicker and darker eyelashes.

Uses of careprost eye drops

Careprost eye drops are utilized for the treatment of individuals experiencing intraocular hypertension; it diminishes the liquid pressure inside the eyes. It is utilized to lessen liquid pressure inside the eyes of patients experiencing open-angle glaucoma, a condition described by dynamic harm to the optic nerve that may ultimately lead to vision misfortune.

Dosage

Apply one drop of this eye drop in a sterile eyeliner device to the upper eyelid edge, the base of the upper eyelashes until the eyelashes are wet. Smudge any excessive arrangement runoff by tissues or cotton. Do again for another eye with another sterile device. Try not to apply any on the lower eyelashes.

Precautions

Try not to use this eye drop if:
● You are unfavorably susceptible to bimatoprost.
● You have any breathing issues.
● You have liver or kidney issues.
● you have had a cataract medical procedure in the past
● You have or have had a low circulatory strain or low pulse.

● You wear contact lenses
● It would be ideal if you tell your primary care physician if you are taking, or have currently taken, some other meds, including medications acquired without a prescription. If you use these eye drops with another eye drop, leave in any event five minutes between putting in these eye drops and afterward different drops.

Side Effects

● Headache
● Redness of the eye
● Eye swelling
● Eye pain