Eye, Ear, Nasal drops and Sprays

Gentamicin eye/ear drops are indicated: For the treatment of superficial eye and ear infections caused by organisms sensitive to gentamicin. 2. For prophylaxis against infection in trauma of the eye or ear. Eyes: 1 or 2 drops should be instilled in the affected eye up to six times a day, or more frequently if required. (Severe infections may require 1 or 2 drops every fifteen to twenty minutes initially, reducing the frequency of instillation gradually as the infection is controlled). Ears: The area should be cleaned and 2 – 3 drops instilled in the affected ear three to four times a day and at night, or more frequently if required.

ABNAL contains isotonic solution of sodium chloride and is used for the nasal congestion. By irrigation, saline drops may remove infectious material from the nose that would otherwise develop into severe infections and it helps to make it easier to remove mucus with nasal bulb syringe

OCURESTOCUREST-AH contains a combination of a decongestant and a vasoconstrictor for the relief of ocular symptoms due to allergy and inflammation of a non-infectious origin. Phenylephrine causes decongestion in the eye by constricting blood vessels. It also enlarges the pupil and it reduces the amount of fluid in the eye by reducing the production and increasing the drainage OCUREST-AH is indicated for: · Temporary relief of discomfort and congestion occurring with minor eye irritation due to hayfever, dust, smoke, smog, colds, wind, sun, swimming. · In allergic conjunctivitis, vernal conjunctivitis, phlyctenular conjunctivitis. · Ocular itching, redness and tearing