Reviewer: Jack, 75 or over Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

Comment:
One drop in morning and evening for one month in each eye for Cataract/LASIK. Seems to do the job. No interactions except temporary blurring. Bottle is impossible to deal with.

Comment:
One drop in morning and evening for one month in each eye for Cataract/LASIK. Seems to do the job. No interactions except temporary blurring. Bottle is impossible to deal with.
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Reviewer: Leroy, 45-54 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

Comment:
used to relieve pain after botched glaucoma surgery.....not as easily applied as OTC eyedrops but very effective and long lasting.

Comment:
used to relieve pain after botched glaucoma surgery.....not as easily applied as OTC eyedrops but very effective and long lasting.
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Reviewer: Mary, 65-74 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

Comment:
I took .3% drops once a day for 7 days, and due to irritation from the antibiotic, 2 drops a day for 7 days. I had a sample bottle and ran out at day 11. I think a bottle would last for 1 drop a day for two weeks. I had to get a RX for the other eye. It is pricey. My insurance did give me a special authorization and covered it. I was allergic to the steroid commonly prescribed. I had no pain af ... Show Full Comment

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I took .3% drops once a day for 7 days, and due to irritation from the antibiotic, 2 drops a day for 7 days. I had a sample bottle and ran out at day 11. I think a bottle would last for 1 drop a day for two weeks. I had to get a RX for the other eye. It is pricey. My insurance did give me a special authorization and covered it. I was allergic to the steroid commonly prescribed. I had no pain after day one of surgery after taking Tylenol the first day, as prescribed.
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Reviewer: Fossil nurse , 55-64 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

Comment:
I agree the bottle is small, difficult to self instill one drop. could not feel or tell if it actually got in the eye. It appeared thick and did drip after using. Yes it is expensive & insurance company refused to refill the prescription as one bottle was to last a month. The medication is very effective in controlling the pain & irritation after surgery but self administering is diff ... Show Full Comment

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I agree the bottle is small, difficult to self instill one drop. could not feel or tell if it actually got in the eye. It appeared thick and did drip after using. Yes it is expensive & insurance company refused to refill the prescription as one bottle was to last a month. The medication is very effective in controlling the pain & irritation after surgery but self administering is difficult when you can not see what you are doing.
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Reviewer: 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

Comment:
The bottle was very small and expensive. The design of the bottle tip was such that the medication would drip down the side of the bottle after application, wasting a small amount each time. Other eye drops I used had better tip design.

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The bottle was very small and expensive. The design of the bottle tip was such that the medication would drip down the side of the bottle after application, wasting a small amount each time. Other eye drops I used had better tip design.
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