Careprost Eye Drop(Bimatoprost)

Precautions Of Careprost Eye Drop

• For external use only; avoid contact with skin or other areas
• Remove contact lenses before using and wait 15 minutes before reinserting
• Do not use if you have eye infections or allergies to Bimatoprost
• Avoid touching the dropper tip to prevent contamination
• Use only under medical supervision if pregnant or breastfeeding

Usages Of Careprost Eye Drop

• Treatment of glaucoma and ocular hypertension

• Reduces intraocular pressure to prevent vision loss

• Promotes eyelash growth when applied to the lash line

• Helps maintain healthy eye fluid balance

Side Effects Of Careprost Eye Drop

• Eye redness or itching

• Mild burning or irritation after application

• Darkening of eyelashes or eyelids (may be reversible)

• Blurred vision (temporary)

• Rare: changes in iris color or eye pain

FAQ Of Careprost Eye Drop

Q1: What is Careprost Eye Drop used for?
A1: It is used to treat glaucoma and ocular hypertension and also promotes eyelash growth.

Q2: How should I use Careprost?
A2: Apply one drop to the affected eye daily or to the lash line as directed by your doctor.

Q3: Can Careprost change eye color?
A3: Yes, prolonged use may cause gradual darkening of the iris, which may be permanent.

Q4: Is Careprost safe for cosmetic eyelash use?
A4: Yes, but it should be used carefully and only with a sterile applicator.

Q5: Can I use Careprost with contact lenses?
A5: Remove contact lenses before application and wait at least 15 minutes before reinserting them.

Interactions Of Careprost Eye Drop

• May interact with other eye drops or medications used for glaucoma

• Avoid using multiple prostaglandin analogues together

• Inform your doctor about any ongoing eye treatments or surgeries

• No known food interactions