BFL Neo (FML-NEO) Eye Drop 5ml contains Fluorometholone and Neomycin, a combination of a corticosteroid and antibiotic. Fluorometholone reduces inflammation, swelling, and irritation, while Neomycin fights bacterial eye infections. This eye drop is commonly used for bacterial conjunctivitis, post-surgical eye care, and other inflammatory eye conditions. Regular use as prescribed helps relieve discomfort, treat infection, and promote faster healing.

Uses

• Treats bacterial eye infections

• Reduces eye inflammation and redness

• Manages post-surgical eye conditions

• Relieves irritation and discomfort

• Supports healing of affected ocular tissues

Benefits

• Combines anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects

• Provides relief from redness, swelling, and irritation

• Promotes faster recovery from eye infections

• Improves visual comfort

• Safe when used as prescribed by an ophthalmologist

Dosage

• Instill 1–2 drops in the affected eye(s) 2–4 times daily, or as prescribed by your ophthalmologist

• Wash hands before use and avoid touching the dropper tip

• Remove contact lenses before application and wait at least 15 minutes before reinsertion

Side Effects

• Temporary burning or stinging sensation

• Increased intraocular pressure with prolonged use

• Blurred vision

• Rarely, allergic reactions or delayed wound healing

FAQs

Q1: What is BFL Neo Eye Drop 5ml used for?

It treats bacterial eye infections and reduces inflammation and redness.

Q2: How does it work?

Fluorometholone reduces inflammation, while Neomycin fights bacteria causing infection.

Q3: Can it be used daily?

Yes, follow the ophthalmologist’s prescription for frequency and duration.

Q4: Can contact lenses be worn with it?

Remove lenses before application and wait at least 15 minutes before reinsertion.

Q5: Are there side effects?

Mild stinging or temporary blurred vision may occur; serious effects are rare.

Q6: How fast does it work?

Improvement in infection and inflammation may be noticed within a few days.

Q7: Can children use it?

Only under strict pediatric ophthalmologist supervision.