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What is Lumify
Approved as Treatment by the FDA
Brimonidine, commonly known as Alphagan P, is approved by the FDA for 6 uses including Open Angle Glaucoma and Glaucoma .Effectiveness
When to interrupt dosage
The suggested quantity of Lumify is contingent upon the diagnosed disorder, for example Open Angle Glaucoma, facial erythema and Ocular Hypertension. The measure of dosage deviates as per the procedure of delivery delineated in the table below.Warnings
Lumify ContraindicationsLumify Novel Uses: Which Conditions Have a Clinical Trial Featuring Lumify?
114 active clinical trials are in progress to explore the possible benefits of Lumify in managing Open Angle Glaucoma, inadequately controlled intraocular pressure and Open Angle Glaucoma.Lumify Reviews: What are patients saying about Lumify?
Patient Q&A Section about lumify
These questions and answers are submitted by anonymous patients, and have not been verified by our internal team.Who should not use LUMIFY?
"If you notice that the color of the solution has changed or it has become cloudy, do not use it. Also, tell your doctor if your condition does not improve within 3 days or if it gets worse."
What exactly does LUMIFY do?
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LUMIFY eye drops are designed to specifically reduce redness due to minor eye irritations, while also reducing the risks of rebound hyperemia, dependency, or tachyphylaxis—conditions that could lead to serious or permanent damage to the eye."
How is LUMIFY different than Visine?
"The key difference between the way Visine and Lumify work is that Visine targets a receptor in the eye's arteries while Lumify acts on a receptor in the veins. Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood to the eye while veins take blood away from the eye."
Is LUMIFY good for your eyes?
"Lumify is a lower concentration of Alphagan, a medication for glaucoma that has been around for a while. Lumify decreases pressure on the optic nerve by constricting blood vessels. Dr.Jul says that Lumify is safe because the dose is only a fraction of what is used for glaucoma."