Bimatoprost Overview

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Bimatoprost Is the Active Ingredient of Eye Drops Medications Such as Allergan and Lumigan. It Is an Ophthalmic (Eye) Drop Used to Treat Certain Diseases of the Eye Like Open-Angle Glaucoma and Ocular (Eye) Hypertension Which Occurs in Many People as They Grow Older. Bimatoprost Ophthalmic (Eye) Solution Is Also Used to Treat Eyelash Hypotrichosis (Not Enough Eyelashes) by Increasing Their Growth and Making the Eyelashes Longer, Thicker and Darker.

Bimatoprost May Also Be Marketed As: Bimatoprost Ophthalmic, Latisse, Lumigan

USES

Bimatoprost Reduces Pressure in the Eye by Increasing the Amount of Fluid That Drains from the Eye.

Bimatoprost Ophthalmic (For the Eyes) Is Used to Treat Certain Types of Glaucoma and Other Causes of High Pressure Inside the Eyes.

How To Take

Use Exactly as Prescribed by Your Doctor. Do Not Use It in Larger or Smaller Amounts or for Longer Than Recommended. Bimatoprost Ophthalmic Is Usually Given as 1 Drop in Each Affected Eye Once Daily, in the Evening. Follow the Directions on Your Prescription Label.

Do Not Use This Medication While Wearing Contact Lenses. Bimatoprost Ophthalmic May Contain a Preservative That Can Discolor Soft Contact Lenses. Wait at Least 15 Minutes After Using Bimatoprost Before Putting in Your Contact Lenses.

Step 1: Wash Your Hands Before Using Eye Medication.

Step 2 : to Apply the Eye Drops:

Step 3: Tilt Your Head Back Slightly and Pull Down Your Lower Eyelid to Create a Small Pocket. Hold the Dropper Above the Eye with the Tip Down. Look Up and Away from the Dropper as You Squeeze Out a Drop, Then Close Your Eyes.

Step 4: Use Only the Number of Drops Prescribed by Your Doctor.

Step 5: Gently Press Your Finger to the Inside Corner of the Eye (Near Your Nose) for About 1 Minute to Keep the Liquid from Draining into Your Tear Duct.

Step 6: Also Wait at Least 5 Minutes Before Using Any Other Eye Drops That Your Doctor Has Prescribed.

Do Not Allow the Tip of the Dropper to Touch Any Surface, Including Your Eyes or Hands. If the Dropper Becomes Contaminated It Could Cause an Infection in Your Eye, Which Can Lead to Vision Loss or Serious Damage to the Eye.

Do Not Use the Eye Drops If the Liquid Has Changed Colors or Has Particles in It. Call Your Doctor for a New Prescription.

at Any Time During Your Use of Bimatoprost Ophthalmic, Tell Your Doctor at Once If You Have an Eye Injury, If You Develop an Eye Infection, or If You Plan to Have Eye Surgery.

Side Effect

Get Emergency Medical Help If You Have Any of These Signs of an Allergic Reaction: Hives; Difficult Breathing; Swelling of Your Face, Lips, Tongue, or Throat.

Stop Using Bimatoprost Ophthalmic and Call Your Doctor at Once If You Have a Serious Side Effect Such As:

• Redness, Swelling, Itching, or Pain in or Around Your Eye;
• Oozing or Discharge from Your Eye;
• Increased Sensitivity to Light;
• Vision Changes.
• Less Serious Side Effects May Include:
• Mild Eye Discomfort;
• Dizziness;
• Feeling Like Something Is in Your Eye;
• Dry or Watery Eyes; or
• Stinging or Burning of the Eyes After Using the Drops.

This Is Not a Complete List of Side Effects and Others May Occur. Call Your Doctor for Medical Advice About Side Effects.

Precautions

You Should Not Use This Medication If You Are Allergic to Bimatoprost.

Before Using Bimatoprost, Tell Your Doctor If You Are Allergic to Any Drugs, or If You Have Swelling or Infection of Your Eye.

Bimatoprost Ophthalmic May Cause a Gradual Change in the Color of Your Eyes or Eyelids and Lashes, as Well as Increased Growth or Thickness of Your Eyelashes. These Color Changes, Usually an Increase in Brown Pigment, Occur Slowly and You May Not Notice Them for Months or Years. Color Changes May Be Permanent Even After Your Treatment Ends, and May Occur Only in the Eye Being Treated. This Could Result in a Cosmetic Difference in Eye or Eyelash Color from One Eye to the Other.

Fda Pregnancy Category C. It Is Not Known Whether Bimatoprost Ophthalmic Will Harm an Unborn Baby. Tell Your Doctor If You Are Pregnant or Plan to Become Pregnant While Using This Medication.

It Is Not Known Whether Bimatoprost Ophthalmic Passes into Breast Milk or If It Could Harm a Nursing Baby. Do Not Use This Medication Without Telling Your Doctor If You Are Breast-Feeding a Baby.

Drug interactions

It Is Not Likely That Other Drugs You Take Orally or Inject Will Have an Effect on Bimatoprost Used in the Eyes. but Many Drugs Can Interact with Each Other. Tell Your Doctor About All Medicines You Use. This Includes Prescription, Over-The-Counter, Vitamin, and Herbal Products. Do Not Start a New Medication Without Telling Your Doctor.

Missed dose

Use the Missed Dose as Soon as You Remember. Skip the Missed Dose If It Is Almost Time for Your Next Scheduled Dose. Do Not Use Extra Medicine to Make Up the Missed Dose.

Storage

Store This Medicine in a Refrigerator or at Room Temperature, Away from Moisture and Heat. Do Not Freeze. Keep the Bottle Tightly Closed When Not in Use.