Drug class
Ophthalmic Decongestants
Ophthalmic decongestants are a class of topical sympathomimetic agents, primarily adrenergic receptor agonists such as tetrahydrozoline, naphazoline, phenylephrine, and low-dose brimonidine. Read more about Ophthalmic Decongestants
113 drugs in this class 39 manufacturers
Drugs in Ophthalmic Decongestants
PHENYLEPHRINE HCL
PHENYLEPHRINE HCL
TROPICAMIDE-PHENYLEPHRINE (phenylephrine HCl/tropicamide in sterile water)
PHENYLEPHRINE HCL
PHENYLEPHRINE HCL
TROPIC-CYCLOPENT-PE-KTRLC-PROP (cyclopent/tropicamide/proparacaine/phenyl/ketorolac in water)
TROPICAMIDE-CYCLOPENT-PE-KTRLC (cyclopentolate/tropicamide/phenylephrine/ketorolac in water)
TROPICAMIDE-CYCLOPENTOLATE-PE (cyclopentolate HCl/tropicamide/phenylephrine HCl in water)
Ophthalmic decongestants are a class of topical sympathomimetic agents, primarily adrenergic receptor agonists such as tetrahydrozoline, naphazoline, phenylephrine, and low-dose brimonidine.
They stimulate ocular alpha-adrenergic receptors, inducing local vasoconstriction of conjunctival and episcleral blood vessels.
This mechanism reduces vascular permeability and engorgement to temporarily relieve noninfectious conjunctival hyperemia.
The class is predominantly used for the symptomatic relief of eye redness and mild irritation secondary to allergic conjunctivitis, environmental exposures, or general ocular surface discomfort.
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nih.gov
Ophthalmic decongestants are a class of topical sympathomimetic agents, primarily adrenergic receptor agonists such as tetrahydrozoline, naphazoline, phenylephrine, and low-dose brimonidine They stimulate ocular alpha-adrenergic receptors, inducing local vasoconstriction of conjunctival and episcleral blood vessels
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reviewofophthalmology.com
Ophthalmic decongestants are a class of topical sympathomimetic agents, primarily adrenergic receptor agonists such as tetrahydrozoline, naphazoline, phenylephrine, and low-dose brimonidine They stimulate ocular alpha-adrenergic receptors, inducing local vasoconstriction of conjunctival and episcleral blood vessels
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nih.gov
This mechanism reduces vascular permeability and engorgement to temporarily relieve noninfectious conjunctival hyperemia The class is predominantly used for the symptomatic relief of eye redness and mild irritation secondary to allergic conjunctivitis, environmental exposures, or general ocular surface discomfort
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nih.gov
This mechanism reduces vascular permeability and engorgement to temporarily relieve noninfectious conjunctival hyperemia The class is predominantly used for the symptomatic relief of eye redness and mild irritation secondary to allergic conjunctivitis, environmental exposures, or general ocular surface discomfort
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