Liposic® Ophthalmic Drops

Liposic® Ophthalmic Drops

by Bausch + Lomb
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Description

Liposic® Ophthalmic Drops refreshing and soothing effect on the eyes. Liposic® improves the moistening of the ocular surface in the presence of irritation, burning or tiredness of the eyes. 

Bottle Size: 10ml
Product Duration: Up to 1 months after opening.
Contact Lens Compatible: No

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  • Frequency of administration as required; in general; a few applications are sufficient
  • If you are using different eye care products, wait approximately 15 minutes before using the second drops
  • Not suitable for wetting of any contact lenses

How to Use

 Hold bottle in a vertical position above your eye and gently pull down your lower eyelid,  Instill one drop into each eye by slightly squeezing the bottle.  Make sure that the tip of the dropper does not touch your eye or your fingers to prevent any possible contamination of the liquid


Ingredients

Carbomer, sorbitol, medium chain tryglycerides (Myritol 318) and cetrimide as preservative.


UPC: 310119017012
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Frequently Asked Questions

How are Liposic Drops different from Liposic Gel?

Liposic Drops are an option for daytime dryness. Choose the thicker Liposic Gel when you need a gel for nighttime relief.

Are Liposic Drops preservative-free?

No. The Canadian formula contains cetrimide as a preservative.

Can Liposic Drops rewet my contact lenses?

No. They aren’t suitable for wetting any contact lenses. If you also use another eye product, leave about 15 minutes between applications.

How do I keep the Liposic Drops bottle tip clean?

Keep the dropper tip from touching your eye, fingers or any other surface to help prevent contamination.

Can I use Liposic Drops if I’m allergic to one of its ingredients?

No. Don’t use them if you’re allergic to any ingredient. The formula includes carbomer, sorbitol, medium-chain triglycerides and cetrimide.