Maintain healthy eyes and buy a right product for your symptoms from our wide range of products. If you deal with an ear pain, you can find short-term pain relief with our ear drops. Or if you have an excessive earwax, apply ear wax removal drops and let it fall out naturally.
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Eye drops are used to treat many different conditions. Eye drops can help to correct a lazy eye, moisten dry eyes, rewet contact lens, treat conjunctivitis, also known as pinkeye, infected cornea, eye allergies, such as itchy eyes, tearing, redness, stinging and burning.
Check the bottle is sterile and the seal is still intact.
Don’t get too close to the eye, don’t let the applicator touch your eye.
Read instructions or consult with your doctor for the right dosage.
Bellambi Drive Thru Pharmacy has a wide selection of eye drops. For dry eyes use Systane Lubricant Eye Gel Drops or if you’re struggling with allergies and looking for antihistamine eye drops, order Livostin Antihistamine Allergy Eye Drops.
Ear drops are liquid medications you put inside your ear canal. Ear drops can help treating ear infections, including swimmer’s ear, excessive earwax and ear pain. Swimmer’s ear is common among those who spend a lot of time in the water. Too much moisture in the ear can lead to an infection or inflammation of the canal between the eardrum and outer ear. In case of an excessive earwax, ear wax removal drops can soften earwax and it will fall out naturally. Earwax can build up for many reasons: you naturally produce a lot of earwax; having narrow or hairy ear canals; dry earwax (common among elderly); you frequently use cotton buds or insert ear plugs and hearing aids.
Ear drops are typically used for short-term treatment. Here’s how to apply them correctly.
Ear drops are a common treatment for ear pain. Shop for ear wax removal drops, swimmer's ear drops, and relief for ear pain.
Please read the instructions beforehand and in case of any other underlying conditions, consult your doctor or other healthcare provider.