How to Apply Eye Ointment
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Administration PIL
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How to Apply Eye Ointment - What is it for
How to Apply Eye Ointment - Side Effects, Precautions, and Contraindications
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How to Apply Eye Ointment - Dosage and How to Use
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How to Apply Eye Ointment - Additional Information
A Step-by-Step Guide – How to Apply Eye Ointment
Important Information
Before using the eye ointment, read the label on the tube carefully. Using a mirror may make the application of eye ointment easier.
Record the date opened on the eye ointment tube. Throw it away immediately once contaminated or after reaching its in-use shelf life as recommended by the manufacturer.
If you need to apply both eye drop and ointment, you should apply the eye drop first. Wait for at least 5 minutes before applying the eye ointment.
If you need to apply another eye ointment, wait for at least 10 minutes before the application.
Eye ointments may cause temporary blurring of vision. You should avoid driving or doing things in places with poor lighting until your vision clears.
For Contact Lens Wearers
Remove your contact lens before each application of medication. You can put them on 30 minutes after applying the eye ointment.
Contact lens wearers who are advised by the doctor NOT to wear contact lenses should strictly follow the doctor’s advice.
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