Vexol (also known as Vexol Eye Drops)		1%	2 x 5ml	$35.00
	Vexol (also known as Vexol Eye Drops)		1%	4 x 5ml	$55.00
	Vexol (also known as Vexol Eye Drops)		1%	6 x 5ml	$75.00
	Vexol (also known as Vexol Eye Drops)		1%	8 x 5ml	$90.00

Vexol Drug Information

Vexol is an ophthalmic suspension belonging to the class of medicaments called corticosteroids. It is used to treat certain eye inflammations caused by injury, infections or other factors (a condition known as anterior uveitis). The generic drug is also used after eye surgeries – curing postoperative inflammation and reducing redness and swelling of the eyes. The medicament, like any other steroid, acts by oppressing the inflammation and therefore relieving the pain and the swelling of the inflamed area. Its suppressive function might lead to a few adverse effects that need to be reported to the healthcare provider.

Vexol Dosage Information

Recommended dose of Rimexolone when used postoperatively is one or two drops applied into the conjunctival sac of the affected eye every four hours, starting at least 24 hours after surgery. Recommended dose of cheap Vexol in cases of anterior uveitis is one or two drops applied into the conjunctival sac of the inflamed eye every awake hour for the first week and every 2 hours for the second week. Application of Vexol drops should become less frequent until uveitis is totally cured. 1% suspension of discount Vexol is now available for patients’ use at North Meds.

Side Effects and Precautions for Vexol

Rimexolone is generally well-tolerated and causes no or several predictable side effects such as higher pressure inside the eye, burning, itching, stinging in the eye, light tenderness, blurred vision, cataracts, perforation of the cornea. A consult with a doctor is recommendable in these cases. Short after application of Vexol drops vision becomes blurred. Therefore patients should not drive or do anything requiring clear vision until such is regained. Patients who buy Vexol should inform their physician beforehand if they have or have had bacterial, fungal or viral eye infections, cataracts, myopia, diabetes or glaucoma. It is not advisable for pregnant women and breast-feeding mothers to use the drug as there are still not clear medical research manifesting whether it effects the fetus or passes into mother’s milk.

* All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.