Down on the Pharm
Exploring New Frontiers in Drug Delivery
Many new methods for ocular drug delivery are being developed to improve bioavailability and improve patient adherence.
11/15/2013
Ocular Drug Delivery — Pressing Forward
Iontophoresis offers a new, non-invasive way to administer medication in a safer, more efficient manner for chronic dry eye and anterior uveitis patients.
10/15/2013
Drug Upgrades Improve Compliance
Improvements in anti-inflammatory ophthalmic medications are enhancing patient tolerability.
09/16/2013
One-a-Day Isn’t Just for Vitamins
06/15/2013
BAK Tracking
When prescribing medication to patients on multiple BAK-containing drops, consider a preservative-free option when appropriate.
05/15/2013
When ‘Collateral Damage’ Strikes the Cornea
Drugs that combat systemic diseases can often afflict the cornea with side effects that mirror other disease symptoms. Here are a few to watch for.
04/14/2013
A Supplemental Treatment
Adding a pill or two of essential fatty acids to your patient’s diet may help you more easily manage ocular surface disease.
03/14/2013
Cystaran: A Cystine-Depleting Treatment
Although occurrences are rare, eye care practitioners should learn how to spot and effectively treat cystinosis.
01/08/2013
A Toolbox Addition
A new Lotemax gel will soon offer easier patient handling, a lower preservative concentration and a more compatible pH level.
11/16/2012
Retiring the Prescription Pad
If you haven’t already, consider incorporating electronic prescribing into your practice.
10/15/2012
