Clearine

Clearine Eye Drops (Naphazoline) is a medicated ophthalmic solution applied to the eyes to treat and relieve redness, itchiness, watering, irritation and puffiness of the eyes when these symptoms are caused by swimming, contact lenses, allergies or other causes. The active ingredient in this product is a type of alpha receptor agonist (sympathomimetic) that decreases congestion in the eyes and reduces redness by narrowing the blood vessels.

Clearine Eye Drops (Naphazoline) are applied directly to the eye or eyes that require treatment. You will need to consult your physician before use, so that a suitable dosage regimen can be prescribed for you. In addition to this, your physician will inform you how long you need to continue treatment with these drops. Do not apply more of the drops than prescribed, and avoid using them for a longer period of time than that prescribed.

Possible side effects of Clearine Eye Drops (Naphazoline) can include:

• Headache
• Dizziness
• Watery eyes
• Blurring of your vision
• A mild burning sensation of the eyes

Tell the prescribing physician if you experience any side effects. In some cases, patients using these eye drops may be affected by severe reactions. Seek medical attention straight away if you notice inflammation around the eyes, a worsening of redness, severe eye pain or any other symptoms of a serious reaction.

Prior to using these eye drops, you must tell your physician if you have a history of high blood pressure, heart problems, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, glaucoma, diabetes or any other eye infections or injuries.

If you are unsure of how to properly administer these eye drops, ask your physician.