Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop

Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop is a ketorolac eye drop used to reduce eye pain, itching, redness, and inflammation in the eye. Each Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop unit contains ketorolac in a 0.4 mL eye-drop dose, which belongs to the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) class. It is commonly used for short-term relief of eye inflammation, especially after eye procedures, as directed by an eye doctor.

How it works: Ketorolac works by blocking substances in the eye that cause swelling, pain, and irritation. When used as Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop, it helps calm inflammation directly at the eye surface.

Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop is a single-use eye-drop strength, so the full 0.4 mL dose is delivered each time rather than measured by the patient. Because it is a higher-volume ophthalmic unit than a standard tiny drop from a multi-dose bottle, a doctor may choose it when a precise, preservative-free-style single-use dose is preferred for short-term eye treatment. It is meant for people already assessed by a clinician for this exact ketorolac eye-drop use.

• Short-term eye pain relief
• Reduces eye inflammation
• Helps with redness after eye surgery
• Relief of ocular itching from inflammation
• Doctor-directed post-procedure eye care

• Use exactly as prescribed by your eye doctor; do not change the number of doses on your own.
• Wash your hands before using Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop.
• Do not touch the tip of the dropper/unit to your eye, fingers, or any surface.
• If you wear contact lenses, remove them before using the eye drop and ask your doctor when to put them back in.
• After placing the drop, close your eye gently and press the inner corner of the eye for 1 minute if instructed.
• Use each single-dose unit once and discard it after use, even if some liquid remains.

Each Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop unit provides a 0.4 mL ophthalmic dose of ketorolac. The exact schedule depends on the condition being treated and your surgeon or prescriber may have you use it more than once daily for a short period; the maximum daily amount should be set by your doctor, not self-chosen. Because this is an eye-drop NSAID product, the dosing is specific to the eye and to the exact reason it was prescribed.

Do not change your dose or stop the medicine without speaking to your doctor.

Common side effects of Ketorolac may include:

• Mild burning or stinging after instillation
• Temporary blurred vision
• Eye irritation or discomfort
• Watery eyes
• Itchy eyes
• Mild redness of the eye

• Use only in the eye; do not swallow Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop.
• Tell your doctor if you are allergic to ketorolac, aspirin, or other NSAIDs.
• Use caution if you have a history of asthma, nasal polyps, or NSAID-sensitive reactions.
• Tell your eye doctor if you have had recent eye surgery, corneal problems, or dry eye disease.
• If you use other eye drops, separate them by at least 5 minutes unless your doctor gives different instructions.
• Do not drive or use machinery until your vision is clear after the drop.
• Do not use contact lenses during treatment unless your doctor says it is okay.

• Other NSAID medicines, including aspirin or ibuprofen
• Blood thinners such as warfarin or apixaban
• Other eye drops or eye ointments used at the same time
• Medicines that may increase bleeding risk, including antiplatelet drugs
• Steroid eye drops if your doctor is not supervising combined use

Store Acuvail Eye 15S 0.4 mL Eye Drop as directed on the package insert, at room temperature away from heat and light, and discard each single-use unit after opening.