Search for the right eye infection treatment in our online store, or contact us for expert advice.
Search for the right eye infection treatment in our online store, or contact us for expert advice.
Eye infections, including bacterial conjunctivitis (pink eye), can affect one or both eyes and cause redness, irritation, excessive tearing, and sticky discharge. Bacterial forms are highly contagious and can be spread through contact with hands or contaminated surfaces.
Treatment for bacterial eye infections typically includes antibiotic eye drops or ointment such as Chloramphenicol. These help eliminate the bacteria and reduce symptoms like itching, discharge, and redness within a few days.
A prescriber will review your symptoms, duration, and severity to determine the best course of treatment. Prompt management helps reduce discomfort and limits the risk of spreading the infection to others.
Chloramphenicol is commonly prescribed and available in both drops and ointment form. The drops are used during the day, while the ointment is often recommended at night for longer-lasting coverage while you sleep.
To avoid reinfection, it’s important to practise good hygiene—wash your hands regularly, avoid touching your eyes, and do not share towels or makeup. Contact lenses should be avoided during treatment.
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Symptoms include redness, gritty sensation, thick discharge (especially in the morning), blurry vision, and light sensitivity.
Bacterial eye infections are treated with antibiotics like Chloramphenicol in drop or ointment form. Treatment typically lasts 5–7 days.
Bacteria, viruses, allergens, or irritants like dust and smoke can cause eye infections. Bacterial conjunctivitis is one of the most common forms.
Avoid touching your eyes, wash hands often, don’t share towels or makeup, and avoid wearing contact lenses until fully recovered.
Yes. A short consultation is reviewed by a licensed UK prescriber. If suitable, the treatment is dispatched quickly and discreetly.