Toba F Eye Drops 5ml

Toba F Eye Drops are used to manage superficial bacterial eye infections, chronic anterior uveitis, corneal injuries, and severe allergic or inflammatory conditions of the conjunctiva and cornea. They help reduce inflammation, control infection, and promote healing in these eye-related conditions.

To use Toba F Eye Drops, follow these steps:

• Shake the bottle well before each use.

• Instil one or two drops into the pouch formed by pulling down your lower eyelid.

• Avoid touching your eye or any other surface with the dropper to prevent contamination.

• Repeat this process for your other eye if advised by your doctor.

• For precise dosage instructions and duration of use, it's best to consult your doctor.

Toba F Eye Drops is instilled topically.

Toba F Eye Drops are a combination medicine with three active ingredients that work together to alleviate symptoms and manage bacterial eye infections:

• Tobramycin (0.3%): This aminoglycoside antibiotic works by binding irreversibly to certain structures within bacterial cells, disrupting their protein-making process. This leads to changes in cell membrane permeability and eventually causes the bacteria to die.

• Fluorometholone (0.1%): As a corticosteroid with potent anti-inflammatory activity, fluorometholone acts by inducing proteins known as lipocortins that inhibit inflammation mediators like prostaglandins and leukotrienes. These actions help reduce inflammation.

• Benzalkonium Chloride (0.01%): This component acts as a preservative in the formulation due to its bactericidal action, which helps maintain the sterility of the solution.

• Store your Toba F Eye Drops upright, in a cool place, not exceeding 30°C.

• Keep it away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture.

• Always remember, medicines are out of reach for children.

• If you're dealing with a bacterial eye infection, maintain a high level of personal hygiene. Regularly washing your hands can prevent further spread of bacteria.

• To help manage inflammation caused by allergies, try to identify and avoid triggers. This could include dust mites, pollen, or certain foods. Consult your doctor for more personalised advice.