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Hi Doctor, It is safe to use ITone eye drops to reduce dryness and strain.
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Itone is aryuvedic preparation. No scientific study is done on it. So can’t comment on it. You can use tear substitutes available in market containing hydroxymethylcellulose or carboxymethylcellulose.
If chronic dry eye consult an eye doctor to exclude some chronic eye diseases
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Dr. Seema Behl
Ophthalmologist
34 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi...
Many people use it , but we cant really recommend . Sometimes in these drops even ph and osmolarity is not balanced. So upto you.
We would rather recommend Refresh or genteal or just tears ..or any OTC drops for dryness.
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Dr. Bhushan Ghodke
Ophthalmologist
17 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello!
We recommend only scientifically proven and clinical trials tested therapy for dry eye. Please discontinue the mentioned medication and start using eye drop Lacrimos-G(1 drop 4 times a day for 30 days). Hope that helps!
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Please visit nearest eye hospital to rule out causes of eye strain like any refractive error.
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Dr. Priyanka Ahuja
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Thane
ITone is an ayurvedic eye drop. I don't have adequate knowledge regarding the same to comment on it.
Refresh tears eye drop can be used 3-4 times a day for dry eyes.
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