Descrizione Clinica
Eye Drops Stilla delicate coll 10ml0,02% Stilla
STILLA DELICATED 0.02% COLLIRIES
active ingredients
100 ml contain: Active ingredient: Benzalconio chloride 0.02%.Excellent
100 ml contain: calcium disodium edetate 0.100 g, sodium monobasic phosphate 0.300 g, sodium phosphate bibasic dodecaidrate 0.750, sodium chloride 0.300, sheath 0,0005 g, concentrated orange water 1 ml, concentrated rose water 1 ml, Hamamelis Virginiana extract 1x200g 0.040, polysorbed 20 0.005 g, distilled water q.b. 100 ml.Therapeutic indications
Disinfection of the eye; also in tired eyes and irritated by external agents (smoke, dust etc.).Contraindications
Hypersensitivity to components or other substances closely related to chemical.Population
One or two drops in each eye, 3–4 times a day. Do not exceed the recommended doses, excluding different medical advice.Conservation
No special precaution for conservation. The product should not be used over 28 days after the first opening of the container.Warnings
Do not use for prolonged treatments. If disorders persist or worsen after a few days of treatment or arise symptoms of individual intolerance, consult your doctor. Keep the medicine out of the reach of children. Ingestion or accidental inhalation of some disinfectants may have serious, sometimes fatal consequences. The product is only for external use. The use, especially if prolonged, of the products for topical use can give origin to phenomena of sensitization, in this case interrupt the treatment and consult the doctor to establish suitable therapy. Do not use contact lenses; allow you to spend 15 minutes between the applications of the eye drops and contact lenses.Interactions
Negative interactions with other drugs are not known, however it is advisable to avoid the contemporary use of other antiseptics.Effects
Rarely, phenomena of hypersensitivity can occur.Overdosing
The product has poor systemic toxicity after accidental ingestion.There are no contraindications to the topical use of benzalconio during pregnancy or during breastfeeding.
Source: Farmadati
