What it’s used for?

• Treats itchy eyes caused by allergies (allergic conjunctivitis / “pink eye”).
• Helps with irritation from pollen, grass, ragweed, animal hair, or dander.
• Works by blocking histamine, which triggers allergic symptoms.

Availability

• Prescription: 0.1% and 0.2% solutions
• Over-the-counter: Pataday® 0.1%, 0.2%, and 0.7%

Before Using

• Inform your doctor about:
  • Any drug or other allergies
  • All medications you are taking (possible interactions)
• Children:
  • 0.1%: not established under 3 years
  • 0.2% / Pataday: not established under 2 years
• Breastfeeding: Use only after discussing risks vs. benefits with a doctor

How to Use?

• Wash hands before use
• Apply drops into the lower eyelid pocket
• Close eye gently for 1–2 minutes
• Do not touch the dropper tip
• Remove contact lenses before use; wait 10 minutes before reinserting
• Wait 5 minutes between different eye products

Typical Dosing

• 0.1% solution: 1 drop in each eye twice daily
• 0.2% / 0.7% solution: 1 drop in each eye once daily
• Follow your doctor’s exact instructions

Precautions

• Not for irritation caused by contact lenses
• See a doctor if:
  • Symptoms don’t improve
  • Condition worsens
• Regular check-ups may be needed

Side Effects

Seek medical help immediately if:

• Trouble breathing
• Swelling (face, eyelids, lips, feet)
• Severe eye pain or vision changes

Common (usually mild):

• Headache
• Runny/stuffy nose
• Sore throat

Other possible effects:

• Eye irritation, redness, or sensitivity
• Nausea, fatigue, cough, or body aches

Storage

• Store at room temperature
• Keep away from heat, light, and moisture
• Do not freeze
• Keep out of reach of children

Patient Disclaimer

This summary is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting or using any medication. Follow the prescribed instructions carefully, and seek medical attention if you experience unusual or severe side effects.