Alphagan Eye Drops

Buy Alphagan Eye Drops for patients that have glaucoma. This product, which has the generic name of brimonidine tartrate, can also be used to lower any increased pressure in the eye. Glaucoma can sometimes occur even without excess pressure, which can be dangerous as it can still lead to gradual loss of sight.

What makes a good candidate?

This medication is specifically tailored towards helping patients suffering from glaucoma, as it has the ability to significantly decrease said pressure in the eye.

Areas Treated with Alphagan Eye Drops

This solution targets the eyes.

How does Alphagan Eye Drops work?

The active ingredient in Alphagan Eye Drops is brimonidine tartrate which is a part of a group of medications called alpha-2 adrenergic receptor agonists, and it has the ability to release pressure that may be contained in the eyeball. It does this by releasing the fluid that may have built up in there, allowing this liquid to flow out of the eye chamber.

The solution also contains inactive ingredients like polyvinyl alcohol, benzalkonium chloride, sodium chloride, citric acid, sodium citrate, and purified water. This treatment can be used alone, as well as alongside other drops or medicine that is prescribed or approved by the doctor.

Treatment Details

If the patient wears soft contact lenses, they are advised to only use them at least 10 minutes after applying this treatment. It should be used three times per day on the affected eye/s, approximately 8 hours apart. When eye drops are applied, the patient should close that eye for 2 to 3 minutes with the head tipped down without squinting or blinking. A finger should be gently pressed into the corner of the eye to prevent the liquid from draining into the tear duct. 5 minutes between drop application is recommended, and if any other eye drops are prescribed, there should be a 5-minute gap between their application.

How long does Alphagan Eye Drops last?

Topical administration of the brimonidine solution lowers the intraocular pressure, and has a rapid onset of action, with the optimal or peak ocular hypotensive effect happening around two hours after application, with the duration of effect being around 12 hours or more.

Safety Information

Any patients who have demonstrated hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients in Alphagan Eye Drops should not use this product.

Other Side Effects 

Common side effects of taking any ketorolac ophthalmic include:

• Eye pain or increased eye watering
• Vision changes
• Swelling, burning, redness, or discomfort in the eye area

The rare side effects are:

• Mild itching, burning, redness
• Dry mouth
• Blurred vision
• Tiredness or drowsiness

Recovery Time

Patients should not use any contact lenses that have not been approved by the doctor. No other eye medication should be used unless cleared by the doctor either. Patient should also avoid driving or hazardous activity if the usage of Alphagen Eyedrops has any effect on their vision.

Bottom line

Alphagan Eye Drops are a great solution to reducing any pressure felt in patients’ eyes caused by glaucoma. Glaucoma left untreated is one of the leading causes of blindness, as sometimes the building pressure isn’t felt, and it has no other symptoms.

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