Careprost Treats Inadequate Eyelashes Effectively

Bimatoprost, the active constituent present in Careprost is a structural analog of the body’s own prostamides. Bimatoprost is a schedule H drug and belongs to a category of ophthalmic glaucoma agents. It was approved for therapeutic use in 2001. The chemical formula for Bimatoprost is C25H37NO4 and the molecular mass is 415.566g/mol. It is efficiently absorbed via the cornea and produces the same effect as that of prostaglandin F2a. It may take up to two months to observe the complete effect of Careprost medicine. This drug is not stored inside the body. The effect of the ophthalmic form is seen within four hours after administering the dose, while its action lasts for about 12 to 24 hours. The effect of topical ophthalmic form can be observed within two months post first dose application.

• Read the prescription label carefully before using Careprost. Ask your pharmacist or physician if you have any doubts regarding its usage.
• Use Careprost medication only as advised by your physician.
• Before using Careprost bimatoprost, wash your hand and face carefully and remove makeup and contact lenses if any.
• To avert contamination, do not touch the tip of the dropper to eyes or any other surface.
• Careprost eyelash serum medication is to be is to be used only one time in a day, mostly every evening or as recommended by your physician.
•  Instill one drop of this ophthalmic into the affected eye.

• Tell your medical care provider, if you have a history of allergy to its active constituent, inactive constituents or other drugs such as latanoprost, travoprost, etc. before using Careprost.
• This medication is not suitable for use in individuals having a history of, macular edema, iritis, glaucoma, and uveitis, etc.
• Store Careprost eyelash serum medication at room temperature in a cool place away from heat and moisture. The bottle of this sterile ophthalmic solution should be firmly closed when not in use.
• This formulation is not approved for use in persons under 16 years of age.
• Careprost may affect vision in some individuals. Thus, avoid activities such as driving and operating machinery while using this medication.

Side effects observed after using Careprost bimatoprost are mild in nature and they recede once the treatment with discontinued. The common side effects witnessed after using this Careprost include 

• Dryness in the eyes

• Eye redness
• Eye discomfort
• Itchy eyes

Inform your physician instantaneously if any of the above-mentioned side effects exacerbate or continue to occur for an extended period of time.

Tell your physician right away if any of the below mentioned rare but serious side effects occur.

• Eye pain

• Unusual redness
• Swelling of eyes
• Vision changes

A very serious allergic reaction to Careprost medication is not likely, but seek immediate medical assistance if it occurs.

Which drugs cannot be taken with Careprost?

Careprost is generally tolerated by most of the users. However, it is not safe to use with certain medications such as 

• Latanoprost
• Travoprost

What should be done in the case of Overdose?

If somebody has overdosed and is suffering from symptoms such as passing out or trouble breathing, call 911. Else, contact a poison control center instantaneously.

What if a dose of Careprost is missed?

• If you miss a dose, skip it.
• Use your next dose at the scheduled time.
• Do not double the dose to compensate.