VIDISIC EYE GEL 10G
Vidisic Gel 10g
Description:
- Substitute for lacrimal fluid in dry eye
- Therapeutic indications
- For symptomatic relief of dry eyes associated with the sicca syndrome
Posology
One drop into the conjunctive sac 3-5 times per day.
Children and adolescents aged to 18 years:
The safety and efficacy of Vidisic 0.2 % w/w Eye Gel in children and adolescents at the posology recommended in adults has been established by clinical experience, but no clinical trial data are available.
Special warnings and precautions for use
Wearers of contact lenses should remove their lenses before Vidisic is instilled and should wait for l5 minutes before they insert them again.
Intolerance reactions to one of the ingredients may be seen in isolated cases. Vidisic gel contains cetrimide as a preservative which, particularly when used frequently or for a long period, may cause ocular irritation (burning, redness, foreign body sensation) and may damage the corneal epithelium. Preservative-free medicinal products should therefore be preferred for long-term treatment of chronic keratoconjuctivitis sicca.
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Description
Vidisic Gel 10g
Description:
- Substitute for lacrimal fluid in dry eye
- Therapeutic indications
- For symptomatic relief of dry eyes associated with the sicca syndrome
Posology
One drop into the conjunctive sac 3-5 times per day.
Children and adolescents aged to 18 years:
The safety and efficacy of Vidisic 0.2 % w/w Eye Gel in children and adolescents at the posology recommended in adults has been established by clinical experience, but no clinical trial data are available.
Special warnings and precautions for use
Wearers of contact lenses should remove their lenses before Vidisic is instilled and should wait for l5 minutes before they insert them again.
Intolerance reactions to one of the ingredients may be seen in isolated cases. Vidisic gel contains cetrimide as a preservative which, particularly when used frequently or for a long period, may cause ocular irritation (burning, redness, foreign body sensation) and may damage the corneal epithelium. Preservative-free medicinal products should therefore be preferred for long-term treatment of chronic keratoconjuctivitis sicca.