Moxivion K Bottle Of 5Ml Ophthalmic Solution

• Bacterial eye infection: Moxifloxacin kills susceptible bacteria that can cause infections such as bacterial conjunctivitis, which often causes redness and discharge.
• Eye inflammation after cataract surgery: Ketorolac helps reduce pain and swelling after surgery when an eye specialist prescribes it for this purpose.
• Seasonal allergic eye itching: Ketorolac may temporarily relieve itchy eyes linked to seasonal allergies, but it does not treat the underlying allergy.

• Eye irritation: The solution may briefly cause stinging, burning or discomfort when it touches the eye. Seek medical care if pain or redness becomes severe.
• Blurred vision: Temporary blurring can occur after the drops are placed in the eye. Wait until your vision is clear before driving.
• Allergic reaction: New rash, swelling or worsening redness may signal sensitivity. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.

• Wash your hands before and after applying Moxivion K.
• Do not touch the dropper tip to the eye, eyelashes, skin or another surface.
• Keep the bottle closed and never share it with another person.
• Remove contact lenses before applying the solution unless your eye specialist advises otherwise.
• Seek urgent eye care for sudden vision loss, severe eye pain or worsening vision.

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