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nyolol 5gm eye gel

23.81 SAR | SAR
scientific Name timolol ,
Dosage 0.1%
Type Eye Drops
Article Content:
    Medicine Description

    Neolol eye gel is used to reduce elevated intraocular pressure in certain cases of glaucoma. It works by decreasing the production of fluid inside the eye, which helps lower internal eye pressure and protects the optic nerve.

    It is applied topically to the eye, providing a direct and relatively fast effect in the affected area. It also helps reduce the risk of vision deterioration associated with chronic increased eye pressure.

    Composition of Neolol

    Neolol contains the following active ingredient:

    • Timolol.

    Strength and dosage form of Neolol

    This medication is available as an eye gel at a concentration of 0.1%, and it is used according to the doctor’s instructions for various eye conditions. It is available in a 5 g tube. Proper usage is essential to avoid irritation or side effects.

    Indications for use of Neolol

    The main uses of Neolol include:

    • Treatment of elevated intraocular pressure.

    • Control of glaucoma.

    • Reducing the risk of optic nerve damage.

    • Improving intraocular fluid drainage.

    • Protecting vision from progressive deterioration.

    Dosage of Neolol

    One drop is applied into the affected eye once daily. The frequency may be adjusted depending on the severity of the condition and the physician’s evaluation.

    It is recommended to use the medication at the same time every day for best results. The dose should not be increased or modified without medical advice.

    Side effects of Neolol

    The most common side effects of Neolol include:

    • Mild eye irritation.

    • Temporary burning sensation after use.

    • Slight blurred vision.

    • Dry eyes.

    • Rare cases of slow heart rate.

    Contraindications of Neolol

    Neolol should not be used in cases of allergy to timolol, or in patients with bronchial asthma or severe respiratory diseases. It is also contraindicated in severe bradycardia and unstable heart failure. Caution is required in patients with low blood pressure.

    Alternatives to Neolol in pharmacies

    Available alternatives include:

    • Timoptic.

    • Betimol.

    • Arutimol.

    • Cosopt.

    Proper use of Neolol

    Wash hands thoroughly before use. Apply one drop into the lower conjunctival sac carefully, avoiding contact between the dropper tip and the eye to prevent contamination. Then close the eye gently to allow proper distribution of the medication.

    It is advised not to wear contact lenses immediately after use unless directed by a physician.

    Storage conditions

    It should be stored under the following conditions:

    • Store below 25°C.

    • Keep away from direct light.

    • Do not leave the container open for long periods.

    • Keep out of reach of children.








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