Vitafol (2 mg+0.5 mg +0.6 mg+10 mg)/ml (Ophthalmic Solution)

Indications

• Treatment of lens opacification

Composition

• Adenosine BP 2 mg
• Cytochrome-C Ph. Gr. 0.5 mg
• Sodium Succinate Ph. Gr. 0.6 mg
• Nicotinamide BP 10 mg
• Thiomersal 0.005%

Pharmacology

• Cytochrome C involved in oxidative phosphorylation
• Sodium Succinate promotes ATP production
• Adenosine essential for lens biosynthesis
• Nicotinamide involved in ATP and NADPH production

Dosage & Administration

• One drop into affected eye twice daily

Interaction

• Inform doctor of ongoing treatment
• Avoid interaction with other eye drops

Contraindications

• Hypersensitivity to any ingredient

Side Effects

• May cause discomfort in some patients

Pregnancy & Lactation

• Ask doctor before use if pregnant or nursing

Precautions & Warnings

• Do not inject or swallow
• Wait 15 minutes between instillations with other ophthalmic solution

Overdose Effects

• Accidental ingestion unlikely to cause toxicity due to low ingredient content

Therapeutic Class

• Drugs for lens opacification

Storage Conditions

• Store below 25°C
• Away from light
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not touch dropper tip to surfaces
• Discard after one month of opening

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