Preservative-free Ezricare Artificial Tears

Most women prefer to wear saline based ophthalmic eye drops rather than any other material.

However, some of these medical products may not be suitable for those who are dry or uncomfortable.

Ezricare is now approved by US FDA (the agency which approves all drugs) and Medical & General (General) Ltd.

A review of Ezricare data found that the product had an excellent safety profile in infants through children, when used according to indications. Under no circumstances should diabetics make use of this product due to reported glucose toxicity and pancreatitis complications caused with diabetics' inability to reduce gluconic acid intake. The risk of life endangerment continues during pregnancy until at least 18 months after delivery. Women who experience pregnancy induced macular degeneration following exposure to pheochromocytoma will also need to avoid contact between corneal tissues on wearing glasses within 4 weeks postpartum; or prior to that date if a surgeon cut open your eyebrow when removing the eye drops postpartum. There were two cases with vision loss in both children under 6 years who experienced a reaction to chronic topical use over extended periods as an adult with dry eyes. One child sustained a mild infection after spending about 4 days solely using Ezracare over a period of three weeks followed by retaking eye drops but without wearing protective goggles. This event has been linked primarily to the high absorption rate. More serious adverse events are rare outside of pediatric use with long term occupational exposure rates being of concern among other endocrinological conditions such as thyroid disorders. During long-term monitoring, pregnant women who have a documented history of cataract reduction or correction may require additional concerns regarding their eyelid folds when exposed to certain preservatives present in Ezrcare (e.g., Benzyl alcohol). Any recommended precautions to protect infants/children to prevent vision destruction associated with prolonged exposures must weigh carefully against the benefits of protecting adults from eye impact. Based upon available data, a patient can change prescription if needed and still use EzrCare eye drops without discontinuing use of the drop's current contents. Unfortunately some of the newer formulations may not display visible blemish response time due to differences in biological formulas that can affect non-quantitative responses. Contact local doctor about these skin reactions which include irritation including moderate swelling.