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  • Formulary Artificial Tears Formulary
  • Restricted Lacrisert --> Restricted to ICU situations where hospitalized patients are having to take frequent doses of lubricant eyedrops.
Drug Name Form Strength Formulary Unrestricted Formulary Restricted Non-Formulary Interchange
Lacrisert INSERT, OPHTHALMIC 5 mg      
Artificial Tears [generic] OINTMENT, OPHTHALMIC      
Artificial Tears [generic] SOLUTION, OPHTHALMIC      

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Comments:

A variety of OTC ocular lubricant products may be utilized for "Artificial Tears" solution and ointment orders based on availability.

 

 

Lacrisert is classified as FORMULARY, restricted to ICU situations where hospitalized patients are having to take frequent doses of lubricant eyedrops. Miscellaneous Program Formulary

Optive: Non-formulary, not stocked or ordered, pharmacist will dispense formulary artificial tears/eye lubricant solution product in place; patient may use their own supply of Optive.


Reviewed: July 24, 2007 (Optive)

Reviewed: October 27, 2009 (LACRISERT)


Last updated: Apr. 24, 2020







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