Research Notes on Ocular Lubricant
Ocular lubricants are solutions to moisturize the eyes. They are used to relieve burning, irritation, and discomfort of the eyes due to dryness.1
Fast Facts:
- Possible side effects include temporarily blurred vision, mild stinging or burning.2
- Wash hands before applying medicine to your eyes.2
- Some eye medicines should not be used if you wear contact lenses.2
Top Resources on Ocular Lubricant
- First DataBank (via MedicineNet): Genetic Name: Eye Lubricant - Ophthamic
- Cerner Multum (via Revolution Health): What is Ocular Lubricant?
- MyDr: Eye Lubricants
- McKesson Corporation (via Fairview): Eye Lubricants
- The American Academy of Optometry (British Chapter): Artificial Tears & Gonioscopy Fluids
Research Notes References
- ↑ Cerner Multum (via Revolution Health): Ocular Lubricant
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 McKesson Corporation (via Fairview): Ocular Lubricant Facts
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