Tulsee Eye Drops are formulated by using aqueous extracts of the 17 herbs. Each of these herbs are chosen for its beneficial properties and combined with Hypromellose, a well known Ophthalmic lubricant. The MHRA nor the US FDA has not evaluated the benefit of the herbs in Tulsee Eye Drops. Tulsee Eye Drops are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Please visit our link for the nearest stockist of Tulsee Eye Drops.

Tulsee Eye Drops may be used as often as needed. It is wise to use the Tulsee Eye Drops at least twice each day. Instil two drops in each eye before starting work and repeat before going to bed.

Tulsee Eye Drops are non-toxic and free of harsh chemicals. They do not cause the rebound effect, nor do they have any known side effects or known drug interactions. Tulsee Eye Drops are suitable for adults and children when used as directed. The unique blend of the herbs has been used in the Ayurvedic Herbal Medicines for centuries. Tulsee Eye Drops has been specially formulated for the modern fast moving life style of the 21st Century.

Tulsee Eye Drops are formulated using freshly picked herbs from the foot hills of the Himalayas in India. The Tulsee Eye Drops contain aqueous extract of 17 herbs uniquely blended so that all of the benefits are retained in precisely measured quantities. The final formulation is then aseptically filled in 10 ml. bottles. For the details of the ingredients visit Herbal Ingredients.

It is always wise to consult your Eye Care Practitioner or your Doctor before using Tulsee Eye Drops with other Eye Medication.

Yes. Tulsee Eye Drops are safe for all ages when used as directed, however, you must consult your Eye Care Practitioner or your Doctor.

Tulsee Eye Drops are formulated by Accumed Ltd. and manufactured in India by Dey's Medical, a manufacturer of Ophthalmic Preparations. The facilities comply fully with all GMP and Regulatory requirements of the FDA.

with all Herbal products, if you are pregnant or nursing you should check with your Eye Care Practitioner before using Tulsee Eye Drops. If possible, check with your Doctor who will advise you.

You are advised to consult your Ophthalmologist who will guide you whether you can use Tulsee Eye Drops. Tulsee Eye Drops are formulated by using aqueous extracts of the 17 herbs. Each of these herbs are chosen for its beneficial properties and combined with Hypromellose, a well known Ophthalmic lubricant. The MHRA nor the US FDA has not evaluated the benefit of the herbs in Tulsee Eye Drops. Tulsee Eye Drops are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

No. Atropine eye drops are used to dilate the pupil during eye exams, and also to treat the conditions amblyopia, esotropia and strabismus. Children with DS seem to have a greater dilation in response to atropine, and the dilation appears to last longer as well. However, there is no evidence that atropine eye drops has any effect on the body beyond the eyes. (North RV, Ophthal Physiol Opt, 7(2): 109-114, 1987)

In PRK, because the laser removes tissue from the surface of the eye, the body will attempt to fill in the defect much like if you had a cut on your hand. Since corneal tissue has different healing properties, the process can normally be regulated with the use of topical steroid drops which patients may be required to use over a one-month period. In LASIK, these drops are only used for a week. These drops will rarely cause any problems.

Start all post–op drops as soon as you get home from surgery. PLEASE follow the written instructions provided upon discharge.

When you take a picture, the lens in the front of the camera allows light through and focuses that light on the film that covers the back inside wall of the camera. When the light hits the film, a picture is taken. The eye works in much the same way. The front parts of the eye (the cornea, pupil and lens) are clear and allow light to pass through. The light also passes through the large space in the center of the eye called the vitreous cavity.

Allergy drop treatment, like allergy shot treatment, works by delivering a slowly increasing dose of FDA approved antigen that, over time, builds the body's tolerance. Drops are placed under the tongue and affect the immune system through very specialized cells found there. Research shows these cells are a friendly and effective route for long-term desensitization, making it an ideal option for patients who can't do shots due to time constraints and/or medical conditions.

Not necessarily. We can only be find out on the day of your appointment. It is advisable for you not to rely on driving away from your appointment in case you require eye drops as they can temporarily blur your vision.

Yes, there are some side effects including itching and redness of the eye and changes such as blood pressure, heart beat and more. However, overall, benefits of the drops outweigh the risk of side effects. And side effects to your body may be minimized by closing your eyes for at least 1 minute and pressing over the corner of your eye with your index finger as shown in figure below.

Depending on your specific procedure, eye drops may be needed for anywhere from three days to six months, but not permanently.

Many people do not need to use eye drops after a few weeks on BioTears Oral GelCaps. However, some folks find they are more comfortable if they continue to insert drops just before bed. Most women continue to insert drops before applying eye make-up - this may be habit or a belief that eye drops make our eyes sparkle.

In PRK, because the laser removes tissue from the surface of the eye, the body will attempt to fill in the defect much like if you had a cut on your hand. Since corneal tissue has different healing properties, the process can normally be regulated with the use of topical steroid drops which patients may be required to use over a one-month period. In LASIK, these drops are only used for a week. These drops will rarely cause any problems.