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Can I use ZYLET eye drops for pinkeye?

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30 Sep 2009 by geop2000
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zylet, conjunctivitis -- bacterial
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suzanne66

14 Oct 2009

No. You should not use Zylet without the recommendation of an eye specialist. Zylet contains loteprednol,a corticosteroid, which reduces inflammation (swelling) and tobramycin which is an antibiotic. You should see your pharmacist or doctor first.

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