POSIFORLID COMOD 1 mg/ml eye drops
Pack size:10 ml Dosage form:eye drops
POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops.
Active ingredient: salicylic acid (Ph. Eur.).
Areas of application:
symptomatic treatment of inflammation of the eyelid margin (blepharitis), non-specific conjunctivitis, irritation caused by dust, smoke, sun. In the case of infectious diseases, not without adequate anti-infective concomitant therapy.
For risks and side effects, read the package insert and ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Status: November 2021
POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops: Quick help for irritated eyes
• Relieves inflammation and irritation
• Reduces burning and stinging eyes or eyelids
• Excellent tolerance, without preservatives and phosphates
• Shelf life 12 weeks after opening
• Also suitable for children from infancy
Has an anti-inflammatory and soothing effect on eye irritation
POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops are suitable for treating the symptoms of blepharitis as well as non-specific conjunctivitis or eye irritation caused by sun, smoke and dust.
The active ingredient salicylic acid, which is extracted from the bark of the willow tree, has proven itself in medicine for decades, particularly in the treatment of inflammatory processes. It reliably relieves inflammation, burning and pain and reduces redness and swelling of the eyelid margin.
For effective treatment around the clock, we recommend using POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops during the day and Posiformin ® 2% eye ointment at night.
Well tolerated without preservatives
POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops are extremely well tolerated. Thanks to the proven COMOD ® system, the medicine is free of preservatives and phosphates. The patented system offers further advantages: The liquid remains sterile and can be kept for 12 weeks after opening. The special valve technology only releases one drop at a time, and the size and speed of the drop remain the same regardless of the strength of the pressure exerted on the bottom of the bottle when used.
RECOMMENDED USE RECOMMENDED USE
Unless otherwise prescribed by a doctor, apply 1 drop 4 times a day into the conjunctival sac of the affected eye. Distribute the applications evenly throughout the day.
BLEPHARITIS
Red, irritated eyes and sticky eyelids are often caused by blepharitis. Inflammation of the eyelids can occur when the sebaceous glands produce too much secretion and the excess secretion blocks the glands. External stimuli such as chemicals, cosmetics or contact lenses as well as certain diseases can also promote the development of blepharitis.
MEIBOMIAN GLAND DYSFUNCTION
Inflamed eyelid margins are a symptom of meibomian gland dysfunction (MDD). The glands secrete an oily film that forms a protective layer on the tear film. If the glands are disturbed, the tear film is no longer adequately protected from evaporation, which leads to irritation of the eyes and eyelids. With suitable medication and daily eyelid hygiene, the symptoms can be alleviated or even alleviated.
IRRITATED EYES DUE TO ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES
External environmental factors such as strong sunlight, dust particles and smoke in the air can irritate the eyes and cause non-specific conjunctivitis with redness, burning and pain.
POSIFORLID COMOD ® with salicylic acid relieves eye irritation. The eye drops do not contain any preservatives and are particularly well tolerated.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:
How long should I use POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops?
POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops should be used until the symptoms subside. The exact duration of treatment should be agreed with your doctor. Use for more than 14 days should only be carried out under medical supervision.
Will using POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops impair my vision?
After using POSIFORLID COMOD ®, your visual acuity and therefore your ability to react may be impaired for a short time. Immediately after using the eye drops, you should therefore not drive a car or participate in any other active traffic, operate machinery and do not work without a secure footing. Can I use
POSIFORLID COMOD ®
eye drops with contact lenses? No, POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops cannot be used while wearing contact lenses.
Should I see a doctor if my eyes are irritated and red?
In the case of acute eye inflammation, it is always advisable to go to an ophthalmologist to determine the cause of the symptoms. Eye irritation or redness can be a sign of a serious eye disease.
Please also consult your doctor before using POSIFORLID COMOD ® eye drops. Particular caution is recommended if
• the redness of the eyes occurs acutely or only on one side
• headaches or eye pain occur in addition to the current symptoms
• you notice a deterioration in your vision or floating spots in front of your eyes.