Glylene Eye Drop Substitute

Glylene Eye Drop is a combination of two lubricating medicines, polyethylene glycol and propylene glycol, that help treat dry eyes. Polyethene glycol and propylene glycol work similarly to natural tears and temporarily relieve burning and irritation due to dry eyes.

If you are using other eye drops along with Glylene Eye Drop, maintain an interval of at least 5 to 10 minutes before administering other medicines in the same eye to avoid dilution.

Dry eyes may cause blurred vision due to a decrease in tear production in the eye. However, it doesn't cause permanent disturbances to your vision. The vision improves with the use of eye drops or when your eye condition improves.

The common side-effects of Glylene Eye Drop are application site reactions such as burning/stinging sensation or redness in the eye, increased eye sensitivity to the light, blurred vision and watery eyes.

Do not wear contact lenses while using Glylene Eye Drop and discard the eye drops after completing the course of therapy or within one month after opening the bottle. Glylene Eye Drop may cause sensitivity to light, so wear sunglasses while going outside during the daytime.