About naphazolin e
Ophthalmic alpha-adrenergic decongestant and antihistamine
Used for
- Temporary relief of itchy, red eyes caused by allergies.
- Relief of minor eye irritation and redness.
Usual adult dose
Adults and children 6 years or older: usually 1–2 drops in the affected eye(s) up to four times daily.
Usual dose in children
Children under 6 years: use only under a healthcare professional’s direction.
Common side effects
- Temporary burning, stinging, or eye irritation
- Blurred vision
- Dilated pupils
- Rarely, increased redness or rebound irritation
Important warnings
- For eye use only; remove contact lenses before use.
- Overuse can worsen redness; stop and seek assessment if symptoms persist or worsen.
- Seek urgent care for eye pain, vision changes, or severe redness.
- Keep away from children; accidental swallowing can cause serious harm.
Pregnancy
Safety information is limited; use only when clearly needed and with professional guidance.
Breastfeeding
Safety information is limited; professional guidance is appropriate before use.
Interactions
- Other eye medicines may interact or require timed administration.
- Monoamine oxidase inhibitors, including some antidepressants, may increase blood pressure effects.
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