Professional product catalogue

Ophthalmology medicines

Ophthalmology medicines are preparations intended for the eye, with purposes as different as tear substitution, action on intraocular pressure and treatment of infection. Eye drop, gel and ophthalmic ointment describe dosage forms rather than one indication. This professional category organises those families while preserving their distinct mechanisms. It also separates medicines from other eye products, including selected moisturising devices and contact lens care solutions. Understanding the complete presentation helps distinguish products that share an anatomical destination but have different pharmaceutical identities.

Dry eye medicines

Dry eye medicines include preparations classified as artificial tears and other tear substitutes. They relate to the ocular surface and tear film, with different liquid or gel formulations. This professional category distinguishes medicinal products from other eye-moisturising products according to their regulatory status. Bottle or single-dose format, composition and any preservative contribute to presentation identity. The phrase dry eyes alone does not establish the pharmaceutical characteristics, status or intended use of every product carrying a similar description.

34 classified products

Glaucoma medicines

Glaucoma medicines belong to several families with different actions on intraocular pressure. Eye drops are prominent, containing single substances or combinations, while selected preparations use other routes. This professional category describes antiglaucoma classes and their presentations without confusing eye pressure with blood pressure. Complete composition, concentration and packaging system are essential features of each medicinal product. They help distinguish references even when several preparations are associated with the same condition or have similar-looking ophthalmic containers and familiar substance names.

151 classified products

Ocular anti-infectives

Ocular anti-infectives are medicines intended for eye infections according to the type of agent involved. Antibiotics and antivirals have different targets, and not every red eye belongs to this category. Eye drops and ophthalmic ointments have formulations specific to the ocular route. This professional category distinguishes substances, combinations and presentations without treating antiseptics, antibiotics and allergy medicines as one pharmaceutical principle. A shared application site does not establish that medicines have the same purpose, composition or documented indications.

47 classified products