Atropine Sulphate 1 % W/v Eye/ Ear/nose Drop

Diagnostic Pupil Dilation: Widens the pupil completely to allow eye specialists to clearly examine the retina and optic nerve.Accurate Refraction Testing: Temporarily relaxes the eye’s focusing muscles so doctors can measure precise lens prescriptions.Uveitis & Iritis Management: Eases severe, painful muscle spasms inside the eye caused by deep inflammation.Internal Scarring Prevention: Keeps the pupil open during infections to prevent the iris from sticking to the eye lens.Surgical Eye Preparation: Widens and stabilizes the pupil before and after specific ophthalmic surgeries.

Sterile Hand Hygiene: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the bottle to prevent eye infections.Pocket Application Method: Tilt your head back, look upward, and gently pull down the lower eyelid to create a small pocket for the drop.Precise 1-Drop Dosage: Squeeze exactly 1 drop into the eye pocket, or use the precise amount written on your doctor's prescription.

store below 25°C to 30°C.

Narrow-Angle Glaucoma

Diagnostic Pupil Dilation: Widens the pupil completely to allow eye specialists to clearly examine the retina and optic nerve.Accurate Refraction Testing: Temporarily relaxes the eye’s focusing muscles so doctors can measure precise lens prescriptions.

No Driving or Machinery: Avoid driving or operating heavy tools until your blurred vision clears up completely.Wear Dark Sunglasses: Wear dark sunglasses outdoors to protect your widened pupils from bright sun glare and discomfort.Remove Contact Lenses: Take out your contact lenses before applying the drops and wait at least 15 minutes before putting them back in.Prevent Body Absorption: Press the inside corner of your eye for 1 minute after spraying to stop the medicine from entering your body.Pregnancy and Nursing Care: Consult your doctor before using these drops if you are pregnant, planning a family, or breastfeeding.

NIH Antioxidant Data: Backed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as a premier anticholinergic agent for clinical pupil widening.PubMed Eye Studies: Proven in medical trials on PubMed to successfully relax internal eye muscles and relieve painful uveitis spasms.Ophthalmic Refraction Proof: Listed in clinical optometry textbooks as the gold standard for stopping eye strain during diagnostic vision testing.

Receptor Blocking: Blocks the muscarinic receptors in the eye muscles, stopping the chemicals that cause the pupil to constrict.Sphincter Relaxation: Relaxes the iris sphincter muscle, which causes the pupil to open wide (mydriasis).Focus Suspension: Relaxes the ciliary muscle of the eye, temporarily pausing the eye's ability to adjust its focus

Synergistic Care