Medicines

Atropine 0.01% (Eye Drop)

Atropine 0.01% eye drops are used to slow down the worsening of short-sightedness (myopia) in children. Drug class Low-Dose Atropine Type Single Forms Eye Drop Common strength 0.01% (also 0.025%, 0.05%, 0.1% used in myopia protocols) Common Indian brands Myopin, Atropine 0.01% (Entod and others) Prescription status Prescription What Atropine 0.01% is used for Atropine

Atropine Sulphate (Eye Drop / Eye Ointment)

Atropine Sulphate is an eye medicine used to treat certain eye conditions like severe uveitis, amblyopia (lazy eye), and for eye examinations in young children. Drug class Cycloplegic (Long-acting) Type Single Forms Eye Drop / Eye Ointment Common strength 1% Common Indian brands Atropine 1% eye ointment / drops (multiple generics) Prescription status Prescription What

Arsenic: Effects on the Eyes

Arsenic is a toxic substance, not a medicine, that can harm your eyes, specifically by damaging the optic nerve. Drug class Toxin – Heavy Metal Type Single Forms Environmental toxin Common strength N/A Prescription status Not a medicine (toxic exposure) How Arsenic affects the eyes Arsenic is not used as a medicine. Instead, it is

Artificial Tears for Keratometry (Eye Drop)

Artificial Tears for Keratometry are eye drops used to smooth the eye's surface before specific eye measurements to ensure accurate results. Drug class Adjunct Type Single Forms Eye Drop Common strength Varies Common Indian brands Standard lubricants (e.g. CMC/HPMC) Prescription status Over-the-counter What Artificial Tears for Keratometry is used for Artificial Tears for Keratometry are

Ascorbic Acid (oral, corneal) (Tablet)

Ascorbic Acid (oral, corneal) is a vitamin C supplement, available as a tablet, used to support the healing of the cornea after injuries like chemical burns or corneal melt. Drug class Adjunct (Vitamin) Type Single Forms Tablet Common strength 500 mg Common Indian brands Celin, Limcee Prescription status Over-the-counter What Ascorbic Acid (oral, corneal) is

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