Paracaine Eye Drops are used to provide immediate, temporary numbing of the eye's surface. They are essential for clinical use, such as when a doctor needs to measure eye pressure (tonometry), remove a foreign object from the eye, or perform a minor surgical procedure. These drops ensure that the patient feels no pain or discomfort during necessary medical interventions.
These drops contain Proparacaine, a fast-acting local anesthetic. It works by temporarily blocking the transmission of pain signals along the nerves on the surface of the eye (the cornea and conjunctiva). The numbing effect usually begins within seconds and lasts for about 10 to 20 minutes, allowing the medical procedure to be completed safely.
These drops are intended for professional use only and should be administered by a healthcare provider. You should not rub your eyes while they are numb, as you could accidentally damage the cornea without feeling it. Consult your doctor if you experience persistent eye redness or irritation after the anesthetic effect has worn off.



































































