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Betafree 1%/0.2% Eye Drop 5ml

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Betafree 1%/0.2% Eye Drop 5ml

This medication falls under the category of ophthalmic combination preparations Its main purpose is to treat high intraocular pressure IOP in individuals with openangle glaucoma or ocular hypertension The medication consists of two active components Brinzolamide 1 wv and Brimonidine 02 wv which collaborate to lower intraocular pressure Brinzolamide reduces the production of aqueous humor while Brimonidine enhances its drainage It is important to use this medication according to the dosage and duration prescribed by your doctor

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