Description

Ciplox 10 ml

Ciplox Eye Drops are used to treat certain bacterial eye infections.  Each bottle contains 10 ml of Ciprofloxacin.

What do Ciplox eye drops treat?

Ciplox eye drops are used to treat infections. Most often used to treat bacterial conjunctivitis. They are also administered to a condition known as Corneal Ulcers.

What type of drug is Ciplox?

Ciplox is in a group of drugs called Fluoroquinolone Antibiotics.

How do you use Ciplox 10 ml eye drops?

Always follow the instructions of your medical doctor of healthcare provider.

Typical Treatment:

Frist Day: Put 2 drops in your eye every 15 minutes for the first 6 hours. then after 2 drops every 1/2 hours for the remainder of the day.

Second Day: 2 drops every hour during the hours that you are awake.

Third Day to 14th Day: 2 drops every 4 hours.

Common Side Effects:

Eye irritation

Some discomfort

Slight stinging sensation

If any of these side effects continue or worsen stop taking Ciplox and contact your doctor immediately.

Storage:

Store in a dry place at room temperature out of the reach of children.

MANUFACTURER:

Cipla Limited

Cipla Limited is an Indian Multinational pharmaceutical company. It entered the US market in 1984. Cipla was the first Indian company to receive US FDA approval. Cipla develops medicines to treat respiratory(Asthma), cardiovascular disease, arthritis, diabetes, weight control and depression; and other medical conditions.

Also, Cipla is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol CIPLA. Cipla was founded in 1935. Cipla’s portfolio includes over 1500 products with 50 dosage forms across wide range of therapeutic categories. Cipla USA Inc., the US subsidiary of Cipla Limited, is based in Warren, NJ.

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