Cyclomydril
Cyclomydril 2ML of 0.2-1%
¿Qué es Cyclomydril?
Cyclomydril es un medicamento midriático que dilata los ojos antes de realizar un examen. Cyclomydril contiene ciclopléjico y fenilefrina oftálmica. Actualmente no hay un medicamento genérico de Cyclomydril disponible en el mercado. El precio promedio de Cyclomydril es de aproximadamente $37 por un suministro de 2 mililitros, solución oftálmica del 0.2%-1%. Puedes usar nuestra oferta de ahorro de Rx.com para obtener un descuento de Cyclomydril de hasta el 80% del precio de venta al público en farmacias participantes cerca de ti.Side Effects
- Seizures
- Eye pain
- Unusual behavior, confusion, restlessness, or seeing things that are not there (especially in children)
Warnings
- Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have an overactive thyroid, heart disease, or high blood pressure.
- This medicine can caused blurred vision. Do not drive or do anything else that could be dangerous if you cannot see well.
- This medicine will make your eyes sensitive to light. Wear sunglasses when you are outside.
- This medicine is not for long-term use.
- Keep all medicine out of the reach of children. Never share your medicine with anyone.
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¿Qué es Cyclomydril ?
Cyclomydril es un medicamento midriático que dilata los ojos antes de realizar un examen. Cyclomydril contiene ciclopléjico y fenilefrina oftálmica. Actualmente no hay un medicamento genérico de Cyclomydril disponible en el mercado. El precio promedio de Cyclomydril es de aproximadamente $37 por un suministro de 2 mililitros, solución oftálmica del 0.2%-1%. Puedes usar nuestra oferta de ahorro de Rx.com para obtener un descuento de Cyclomydril de hasta el 80% del precio de venta al público en farmacias participantes cerca de ti.Cyclomydril Cupones y Precios - Rx.com
Cyclomydril 2ML of 0.2-1%
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