CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP

What is CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP USED FOR?

CIPROPTIC Drops are prescribed to treat bacterial infections like:

Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
Corneal ulcers (open sores on the eye)
Ear infections, especially outer ear infections (otitis externa)

These drops are not used for viral infections or allergies, so they should only be used when prescribed for bacterial problems.

CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP INGREDIENT

The main ingredient in CIPROPTIC is Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride

How CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP Works (Mode of Action)

Ciprofloxacin works by stopping bacteria from multiplying and repairing themselves. When applied directly into the eye or ear, it targets the bacteria causing the infection, reducing inflammation, pain, and discharge.

CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP DOSAGE

For eyes: Apply 1–2 drops of Ciproptic in the affected eye every 2 to 4 hours during the first two days, then every 4 to 6 hours until the infection improves.
For ears: 2–3 drops of Ciproptic in the affected ear twice daily.

Steps to apply:

Wash your hands before use.
Tilt your head or lie down. For eye use
Pull down your lower eyelid and drop the Ciproptic eye/ear drop in and close the eye, or keep your head tilted for a few minutes.
For ear use, tilt your ear upward.

Always follow your doctor’s instructions and never skip doses, even if symptoms improve quickly.

Possible Side Effects of CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP

Mild burning or stinging
Redness or itching
Blurred vision (for a few minutes after applying)
Ear discomfort

How Quickly Does CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP Work?

You may feel some relief within 24 to 48 hours, but it’s important to keep using it for the full course, usually 5 to 7 days, even if symptoms disappear. Stopping the drop too early can allow the infection to come back.

Can I apply CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP for both ears and eyes at the same time?

Yes, if your doctor says it’s okay. Just be sure to use separate droppers or wash your hands well between uses to avoid cross-contamination.

Is CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP safe for children?

Yes, but only under a doctor’s supervision. It’s often prescribed for both kids and adults.

Can I wear contact lenses while using CIPROPTIC EYE/EAR DROP?

No. You should avoid wearing contact lenses during treatment for an eye infection. You have to wait until your doctor says it’s safe to wear them again.