I have two eye medications of Bimatoprost prescribed (in addition to Dorzolamide/Timolol). Left eye is Bimatoprost 300 mg/0.4ml preservative free and right eye is Bitamatoprost 100 mg/ml.
What is the difference and why are they different?
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Hello. I cannot see any reason why you would need a pf free option in one eye and a bottled type which would include preservative in the other. It should be either or and not two different options. I would speak to your gp today regarding your prescription.
helo,I know the difference between the two different drops, but I don't know why you have two different strengths of bimatoprost.
your consultant will tell you.
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