NO Dry Eye Drops 10ml

Introduction About NO DRY

NO DRY contains Carboxymethylcellulose, which belongs to the group of medicines called Topical ophthalmic lubricants. It is used to manage dryness of the eye due to exposure to wind or sun and following a laser or cataract eye surgery. It is also used to protect the eyes from further irritation. The symptoms may include discomfort, irritation, burning and foreign body sensation in the eye etc.

Before using NO DRY inform your doctor if you wear contact lenses as it is not recommended for use while using this medicine. The associated risks and benefits of using NO DRY in children, pregnant and breastfeeding women are unclear.

The most common side effects of NO DRY include stinging, burning, irritation or itching sensation of the eye, blurring of vision, etc. Consult your doctor immediately or visit a nearby hospital if any of the symptoms worsen.

Uses Of NO DRY

NO DRY is used to manage allergic and inflammatory conditions of the eye such as

• Manage dryness of the eye
• Manage eye dryness following a laser or cataract eye surgery

How NO DRY Works

NO DRY works as a lubricant and moisturizer that maintains the water balance of the eye similar to natural tears. As a result, it relieves the symptoms of eye dryness.

How to use NO DRY

Always use NO DRY as advised by your doctor. It is for ophthalmic use only. Instill a few drops of the medicine into the eye as advised by your doctor.

Side Effects Of NO DRY

How To Manage Side Effects

Eye irritation:

Apply a cold compress to the affected area. A cool compress applied to your closed eyes several times a day will help lessen redness and swelling.

Warning & Precautions

Pregnancy

NO DRY should be used with caution in pregnant women. Consult your doctor before taking NO DRY.

Breastfeeding

NO DRY should be used with caution in breastfeeding mothers. Consult your doctor before taking NO DRY.

Driving and Using Machines

Do not drive or operate a machine if you feel blurring of vision while using NO DRY.

Allergy

Do not take NO DRY if you are allergic to Carboxymethylcellulose.

Interactions

A. Drug-Drug interactions:

Inform your doctor if you're using any medicine, or herbs before taking NO DRY.

Overdosage:  

If you or anyone else accidentally take too much of NO DRY, consult your doctor immediately or visit the nearby hospital if the symptoms worsen.

Synopsis

More Information

• Keep out of reach of children
• Store at room temperature

FAQs About NO DRY

How long should I take NO DRY?

Your doctor will decide the dose, duration and frequency of NO DRY for use depending upon your age, body weight and severity of your disease condition. Consult your doctor for advice to use NO DRY.

Can I drive after taking [GBBNKEYWORD]?

If you experience blurred or impaired vision after taking NO DRY, do not drive or operate any machinery. Consult your doctor for advice.

How often NO DRY can be used?

NO DRY is used to manage the dryness of the eye. Consult your doctor for advice to use this medicine. Your doctor will decide the frequency and duration of using this medicine based on your existing condition.

What are the side effects caused due to prolonged use of [GBNKKEYWORD]?

The side effects of NO DRY include irritation, stinging or burning sensation of the eye, blurring of vision etc. If the symptoms worsen contact your doctor immediately.

Is NO DRY safe for use in patients with cataracts?

NO DRY is recommended for use to manage dryness of the eye following eye surgery such as LASIK and cataract surgery in the eye. However, consult your doctor for advice before use.

Can NO DRY be used while wearing contact lenses?

No. Do not wear contact lenses while using NO DRY. Consult your doctor for advice as it’s not recommended to wear while using NO DRY.

Is NO DRY safe for use during pregnancy?

The associated risks and benefits of using NO DRY in pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers are unclear. However, no precaution measures are advised for using  NO DRY in pregnant women. Consult your doctor for advice.

References

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2. M Labetoulle, F Chiambaretta, A Shirlaw, R Leaback, and C Baudouin. NIH National Library of Medicine, National center for biotechnology information. Osmoprotectants, carboxymethylcellulose and hyaluronic acid multi-ingredient eye drop: a randomised controlled trial in moderate to severe dry eye. [Revised in April 2017] [Accessed on 5th July 2022] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5639191/

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Author Details

Written By Dr. Dhivakaran R - BDS

Reviewed For Accuracy By Dr. M.Umadevi - MBBS, ENT

Last updated on 13 Oct 2022 | 10:20 AM(IST)