Blephabar (Blephamide) Drop 5ml contains a combination of Sulphacetamide (antibiotic) and Prednisolone (steroid), designed to treat eye infections and inflammation. Sulphacetamide fights bacterial infections, while Prednisolone reduces swelling, redness, and irritation. It is commonly prescribed for conjunctivitis, keratitis, and other inflammatory or bacterial eye conditions. Regular use as prescribed ensures effective infection control and relief from eye discomfort.

Uses

• Treats bacterial eye infections

• Reduces eye inflammation and swelling

• Relieves redness and irritation

• Manages conjunctivitis and keratitis

• Supports faster healing of affected ocular tissues

Benefits

• Combines antibiotic and anti-inflammatory effects

• Provides relief from discomfort 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 Blephabar Drop 5ml used for?

It treats bacterial eye infections and reduces inflammation and redness.

Q2: How does it work?

Sulphacetamide fights bacteria, and Prednisolone reduces inflammation and swelling.

Q3: Can it be used daily?

Yes, follow your 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 blurred vision may occur; serious effects are rare.

Q6: How fast does it work?

Improvement in redness and irritation may be noticed within a few days.

Q7: Can children use it?

Only under strict pediatric ophthalmologist supervision.