Just Tears 0.5% Bottle Of 10ml Eye Drops

There is limited information about the effects of Just Tears eye drops on human pregnancy. You should consult your doctor if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant or are planning to have a child before starting this medicine.

Just Tears eye drops can be used while breastfeeding as this is meant for external application and the chances of its absorption are negligible.

You may experience visual disturbances like blurred vision and the inability to recognize objects properly with Just Tears eye drops. Therefore, you should avoid driving until your vision clears.

There is no information available on the interaction of Just Tears eye drops with alcohol. Ask your doctor for advice on the use of alcohol with this medicine.

No, it is advisable to remove contact lenses and then instill Just Tears eye drops. You can use the lenses 15 mins after instillling the drops.

No, Just Tears eye drops is an eye drop and should only be used for the eyes.

You should follow the instructions provided on the packaging. Twist the nozzle in the direction shown and break the seal. Now tighten the nozzle again. Shake well before using this medicine.

The safety and efficacy of this medicine on babies and children have not been established. No information is available.

Just Tears eye drops is an eye lubricant used in providing temporary relief from burning, irritation and discomfort caused due to dryness of the eye.

Although it is safe for use, Just Tears eye drops should be used only as frequently as prescribed by your doctor.

There is no information suggesting the use of Just Tears eye drops can lead to cataract formation. It is generally safe with a minimal side effect profile.

Just Tears eye drops contain Carboxymethylcellulose that does not get absorbed in your blood in significant concentration, to cause any systemic illness, including heart diseases.

Yes, Just Tears eye drops contain carboxymethylcellulose as the active ingredient, which is also known as artificial tears.