Careprost Eye Drop

Careprost Eye Drop is an eyelash growth agent sold by Sun Pharma. It is a generic version of Lumigan , making it more affordable.

Effects of careprost Eye drop 

Bimatoprost, the main ingredient in Careprost, maintains the hair growth cycle of the eyelashes and has a hair growth effect that makes the eyelashes longer, thicker, and darker.

When applied to eyelashes, it activates melanin production and stimulates dormant hair roots, making each eyelash longer and thicker. It also has the effect of extending the hair growth cycle, which normally takes 3 months, to 6 months . It is also used in the treatment of intramarginal disorders and ocular hypertension. Click here if you would like to know more about the effects of Bimatoprost.

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This hair growth product is recommended for those who have damaged eyelashes due to mascara, false eyelashes, or eyelashes, or for those who are not satisfied with conventional hair growth products and serums.

Although there are individual differences, it takes about two months before you can feel the effects.

How to take Careprost Eye Drop

Make sure to remove your makeup and remove your contacts.
(Contacts can be worn 15 minutes after using Careprost.) Apply 1 drop of Careprost to the eye brush (sold separately ) and apply it along the eyelash line as if drawing eyeliner .

Wipe off any excess liquid around it.

By using it before bed, it will penetrate into the lower eyelashes and provide effects on both the upper and lower eyelashes at the same time.

If it gets into your eyes, do not panic and wash away the liquid that has gotten into your eyes.

People who cannot use Careprost

• Those with a history of hypersensitivity to bimatoprost
• Those with aphakic eyes or eyes with intraocular lenses inserted
• Those with endophthalmitis (iritis, uveitis)
• Those who are pregnant, giving birth, breastfeeding, etc.

*Please follow your doctor’s instructions when taking this medicine.

Side effects of Careprost Eye Drop

Main side effects

The main side effects include conjunctival hyperemia, eyelid pigmentation, ocular itching, corneal erosion, eyelid hirsutism, and conjunctival edema.

Another serious symptom is iris pigmentation.

Drugs prohibited for concomitant use

Contraindications for concomitant use

Not currently reported.

Caution when used together

• Cautionary concomitant drugs are drugs that require caution when used in combination with Careprost.
• It is said that an increase in intraocular pressure was observed with latanoprost.

Other Eye Drop Medicine

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• Divaine 100mg Tablet
• Divaine 50mg Tablet
• Dytor 10mg Tablet

Storage method

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Please store out of reach of small children.
• Please do not replace the container as it may cause accidental ingestion or the quality may change.
• Do not take or use the product after the indicated expiry date.