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Ophthalmic anesthetics

What are Ophthalmic anesthetics?

Ophthalmic anesthetics are eye drops, gels, or ointments that contain a local anesthetic and can be administered directly into the eye. Ophthalmic anesthetics block the transmission of pain signals from the nerve endings of the eye to the brain, numbing the eye.

Ophthalmic anesthetics are used to numb the eye or eyes before surgery, after injury, or before certain tests or procedures.

List of Ophthalmic anesthetics:

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Drug Name Avg. Rating Reviews
TetraVisc (Pro)
Generic name: tetracaine 		No reviews
Parcaine
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
Ophthetic (Pro)
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
Ophthaine
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
Ocu-Caine
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
Altacaine
Generic name: tetracaine 		No reviews
Alcaine (Pro)
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
Akten (Pro)
Generic name: lidocaine 		No reviews
AK-Taine
Generic name: proparacaine 		No reviews
For ratings, users were asked how effective they found the medicine while considering positive/adverse effects and ease of use (1 = not effective, 10 = most effective).

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Medical conditions associated with ophthalmic anesthetics:

Further information

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