Azarga 1.0/0.5 Percent Eye Drops 5ml (Generic Equivalent)

Generic Azarga 0.5% eye drop contains Timolol as its primary active ingredient. This combination of medications decreases intraocular pressure in the eye, possibly caused by glaucoma or other diseases/illnesses. It works by reducing the amount of aqueous humor in the eye, which reduces intraocular pressure.

The health and medical information provided here is for general purposes only and is not a substitute for the expertise and judgment of your physician, or other health care professional. It should not be understood to indicate that the use of this medicine is safe, appropriate or effective for you. Always consult your health care professional before using this, or any other, drug.

Before you buy Generic Azarga 0.5% eye drop online, read the entire label of the medication to make sure you are not allergic to any of the active or inactive ingredients of the medication.

Let your doctor know about your medical history, especially if you have had any of the following conditions:

• Respiratory problems

• Brachial hyperactivity

• Severe Kidney impairment

• Severe Allergic rhinitis

• Hyperchloremic Acidosis

• Kidney problems

• Type 2 diabetes

• Raynaud's disease

• Severe heart illness

• Prinzmetal angina

• Problems with the cornea

• Narrow-angle glaucoma

• Signs of thyroid disease

• Muscle weakness

Some of the most common side effects that may be caused due to the use of Generic Azarga 0.5% eye drops are:

• Blurry vision

• Eye Pain

• Eye irritation

• The feeling of something in your eye

• Dry or itchy eyes

• Eyelid margin crusting

• Tired or inflammation in the eyes

• Dry mouth

Some more serious side effects of Generic Azarga 0.5% eye drops that can result in dangerous complications are:

• Corneal erosion

• Damage to the surface of the eye

• Throat irritation

• Fluctuation in blood pressure

• Decreased heart rate

• Nose bleed

• Tinnitus

• Muscular pain

• Depression

• Blood in urine

• Hallucinations

• A severe/serious allergic reaction to the ingredients of the medication

• Steven Johnson's Syndrome or Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis may cause skin rash, peeling, blistering, purple or red skin color, and a fever.

• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.

• Shake the bottle and remove the cap.

• Tilt your head back and use one finger to pull your lower eyelid downward to make a cup below your eyes.

• Look upwards and release one drop into the pocket that you have created with your lower eyelids.

• Close your eyes. Do not blink or rub your eyes.

• While your eye is closed, press your index finger against the inner corner (near the tear duct) of the eye to ensure the medication does not drain into the tear duct.

• Wipe away any spillage.

• Wash your hands again to ensure you do not have any residue of the medication.