Nepalact Eye Drops are used to manage pain and inflammation following cataract surgery, helping reduce the gritty feeling and redness that can occur after the procedure. In people with diabetes, they also help lower the risk of swelling at the back of the eye (macular oedema) after surgery.
They contain nepafenac, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Instil the prescribed number of drops into the affected eye as directed by your surgeon, usually starting one day before surgery and continuing for the advised duration afterwards.
Shaking the bottle well before each use, avoiding touching the dropper tip to your eye, and waiting at least five minutes between this and any other eye drops helps ensure the medicine works effectively and safely.
Tell your doctor about any known allergy to aspirin or other NSAIDs before starting this medicine. Report increased eye pain, worsening redness, vision changes that do not settle, or unusual discharge to your doctor promptly.




























































