Eye-Drops for Relieving Murine Irritation and Redness (10ml)

Murine Relief from Irritation and Redness Eye Drops is an over-the-counter eye drop solution made to reduce eye irritation and redness. It has naphazoline hydrochloride, which lessens the appearance of inflammation and redness in the eyes. It comes in a 10ml vial and can be used to soothe burning, itching, and dryness brought on by eye irritation.

What to Use:

Wash your hands with soap and water then make them dry completely.
Pulling down the lower eyelid will create a little pocket. Tilt your head back.
Fill the pocket created by the lower eyelid with one or two drops of the eye drop.
For a few seconds, close your eyes and let go of the lower eyelid to let the drops in.

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Remove contact lenses before applying Murine. Administer 1 or 2 drops into each eye 2 or 3 times a day. Wait approximately 15 minutes after using Murine before using any other eye product or reinserting contact lenses.

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Precautions for Murine Irritation and Red Eye Drops: Before use, remove contact lenses and wait 15 minutes after applying the drops before reinserting them. Do not use Murine if you have persistent eye redness, pain, or blurred vision; are allergic to any ingredients; have glaucoma; have corneal damage; have iris inflammation; or have any serious eye condition.