Dorzolamide 2% + Timolol 0.5% Eye Drops
More IOP reduction compared to than either agent alone Open-angle glaucoma/ocular hypertension.
More IOP reduction compared to than either agent alone Open-angle glaucoma/ocular hypertension When the single drug is not sufficient, step-up therapy is used Decreases the diurnal fluctuations in IOP Makes regimen easier (improves adherence).
More IOP reduction compared to than either agent alone Open-angle glaucoma/ocular hypertension When the single drug is not sufficient, step-up therapy is used Decreases the diurnal fluctuations in IOP Makes regimen easier (improves adherence).
Q1. Who is not to Q to take Dorzozer T?
Patients with asthma/COPD, bradycardia, heart block, or severe heart failure- unless doctor approves.
Q2. Dosing frequency?
Usually 1 drop two times a day (per physician).
Q3. Do I need another drop?
Occasionally- doctor can add a prostaglandin analog when IOP target is not achieved.
Q4. Do I squeeze the inner corner of of the eye after instilling?
Yes, nasolacrimal occlusion 1-2 minutes may decrease systemic absorption.
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More IOP reduction compared to than either agent alone Open-angle glaucoma/ocular hypertension When the single drug is not sufficient, step-up therapy is used Decreases the diurnal fluctuations in IOP Makes regimen easier (improves adherence).
More IOP reduction compared to than either agent alone Open-angle glaucoma/ocular hypertension When the single drug is not sufficient, step-up therapy is used Decreases the diurnal fluctuations in IOP Makes regimen easier (improves adherence).
FAQ
Q1. Who is not to Q to take Dorzozer T?
Patients with asthma/COPD, bradycardia, heart block, or severe heart failure- unless doctor approves.
Q2. Dosing frequency?
Usually 1 drop two times a day (per physician).
Q3. Do I need another drop?
Occasionally- doctor can add a prostaglandin analog when IOP target is not achieved.
Q4. Do I squeeze the inner corner of of the eye after instilling?
Yes, nasolacrimal occlusion 1-2 minutes may decrease systemic absorption.
FAQ
Q1. Who is not to Q to take Dorzozer T?
Patients with asthma/COPD, bradycardia, heart block, or severe heart failure- unless doctor approves.
Q2. Dosing frequency?
Usually 1 drop two times a day (per physician).
Q3. Do I need another drop?
Occasionally- doctor can add a prostaglandin analog when IOP target is not achieved.
Q4. Do I squeeze the inner corner of of the eye after instilling?
Yes, nasolacrimal occlusion 1-2 minutes may decrease systemic absorption.
