Vancomycin 25mg/mL Ophthalmic Solution 10 ML
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Vancomycin 25mg/mL Ophthalmic Solution 10 ML

Fortified vancomycin compounded ophthalmic formulations may be available with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider.

Ask your healthcare provider if fortified vancomyvin compounded eye drops may be appropriate for you.

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Active ingredients

What's In This Product

We believe you should never have to guess what you're taking. Here you'll find each active ingredient and its amount, set out clearly so you can make confident, informed choices about your health.

  • Vancomycin 25mg/mL
Directions for use

Use as Directed

Always follow your prescriber's instructions. These directions are general guidance only.

Instill 1 drop to the affected eye(s) 4 times a day or as directed by your doctor.
Use with care

Precautions & Warnings

Please review the following before use. If you have questions, speak with your prescribing physician or our pharmacist.

  • For ophthalmology use only
  • Avoid direct sunlight.
  • Discontinue and contact your healthcare provider if severe irritation develops
Common questions

Ordering & Preparation

Everything you need to know about getting your prescription compounded with Atria.

How do I place an order?This formulation requires a valid prescription. Your doctor may fax the prescription directly to us at 416-757-0073, or email to info@atriapharmacy.com
Can the concentration be customized?Yes. One of the key benefits of compounded medication is customization. Pack size and concentration can be adjusted to suit individual needs, as directed by the prescriber.
What is a BUD on the bottle?BUD stands for Beyond-Use Date. It is the date up to which we can guarantee the medication’s quality, potency, and safety when stored as instructed. Unlike commercial medications, compounded preparations do not undergo long-term stability studies. This means we cannot claim stability beyond a certain period—even if the medication may still appear unchanged. The BUD is therefore a conservative, safety-based date, set according to professional compounding standards to ensure you receive a product that works as intended.