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What is DuoLube Eye Ointment used for?

DuoLube Eye Ointment, with the generic name ocular lubricant ophthalmic, is an ophthalmic medication used to provide comfort and relieve irritation for dry eyes. It provides temporary relief from burning and protects the eye from further irritation.

You may use this eye ointment for purposes other than those listed in the DuoLube Eye Ointment uses for as long as a medical doctor advises.

This is available in Duolube Eye Ointment 3.5 grams.

How Does DuoLube Eye Ointment work?

This preservative-free eye ointment is considered an ophthalmic lubricant. It comes in a greasy, semi-solid form, which melts with the help of the body’s warmth. Once melted, it breaks into tiny drops and remains in the eyeball and eyelid for lubrication.

How to use DuoLube Eye Ointment

Prior to using this eye medication for the first time, read the medication guide or information leaflet that comes with it. Make sure to fully understand the drug information and instructions provided. If you need more medical advice or have questions about DuoLube, you may ask your doctor or pharmacist.

Each time you administer this ointment, you must wash your hands first. Pull the lower eyelid and carefully apply a ribbon of ointment. Close your eye for about two minutes. Wipe the excess ointment from the sides of the eye. Once you are done, store the eye medication properly.

DuoLube Eye Ointment Side Effects 

Common Side Effects: 

• Temporary eye redness 
• Mild eye discomfort
• Feeling as if there is something in the eye

The side effects caused by this eye medication are mostly mild. You must report to your doctor if these adverse reactions become worse. Additionally, you must also report serious side effects, such as: 

• Vision changes 
• Eye pain 
• Eye swelling
• Headache
• Dizziness

Precautions when using DuoLube Eye Ointment

Before you use this ophthalmic ointment, you should talk to your physician about your medical history. You should also talk about all the medicines you are using, especially on your eyes, because of possible drug interactions.

Do not use this eye medication if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients that this ointment contains. Any allergic reaction could lead to a medical emergency. Signs of hypersensitivity are itching all over the body, hives, wheezing, trouble to breathe, and swelling of the face.

You must consult your doctor before applying this ointment during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It has not been determined if it can cause harm to fetuses and breastfed babies.

How much does DuoLube Eye Ointment cost in Canada?

You may check the details about the cost of DuoLube Eye Ointment from the information above. MapleLeafMeds.com is an online Canadian pharmacy that offers affordable and quality prescription drugs. You may place your order through this website, by phone, email, or fax.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often can I use DuoLube Eye Ointment? 

You may apply this ointment once to four times a day for mild dry eyes. If moderate, you may use it up to six times. You may use this ointment once every hour if your case is severe.

What is the best time to apply DuoLube Eye Ointment? 

There is no specific time to apply this ophthalmic medication. You must apply it when necessary. Bear in mind that you must not use it more than once an hour.

Can I apply DuoLube Eye Ointment together with other eye medications? 

Yes, you may use this ointment together with other eye medications. Make sure to apply eye drops first before eye medications.

Does DuoLube Eye Ointment contain preservatives? 

This eye medication is preservative-free. It does not have any preservatives like benzalkonium chloride.

Does DuoLube Eye Ointment cause blurred vision? 

Yes, applying this medication can temporarily blur your vision. Taking safety caution when doing tasks requiring clear vision, including driving, is necessary.

Is there an available Duolube Eye Drop in the market? 

This medication is only available in an ointment form. If DuoLube Ointment is not working for you, you may consult the pharmacist or your healthcare provider for other options.