Question 1

Where can I buy Prolensa online at a low price?

Accepted Answer

You can order Prolensa 0.07% eye drops from our licensed Canadian pharmacy. We offer prices up to 90% lower than typical U.S. pharmacy prices and provide a price-match guarantee. Visit Polar Bear Meds for terms and conditions.

Question 2

Can your team at Polar Bear Meds contact my doctor if my Prolensa prescription is missing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Once you place your order, simply share your doctor’s or local pharmacy’s contact details, and our team will retrieve the prescription on your behalf. For assistance, contact us at 1-888-779-2193, and we will help you coordinate the process.

Question 3

How long can I use Prolensa eye drops?

Accepted Answer

Prolensa 0.07% is typically used for a limited period to manage post-cataract surgery recovery. The standard regimen is once daily, starting one day before cataract surgery and then continuing for 14 days after the procedure. Using these eye drops for more than the prescribed duration may increase the risk of serious corneal issues, so always follow your doctor’s directions.

Question 4

Can Prolensa raise eye pressure?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Prolensa (bromfenac) may cause a slight increase in intraocular pressure (ocular hypertension) in rare cases. Your doctor may monitor your eye pressure during treatment, especially if you have a history of glaucoma or other eye conditions.

Question 5

Is Prolensa safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Prolensa 0.07% eye drops are generally safe when used as prescribed. However, like all medications, it may cause side effects in some people, so report any unusual symptoms to your doctor.

Question 6

Does Prolensa cause blurry vision?

Accepted Answer

Yes, blurry vision is a common side effect of Prolensa, often temporary and occurring immediately after application. It may also be a residual effect of the cataract surgery itself. Wait until your vision clears before driving or doing any activity that requires clear eyesight.

Question 7

Which is better, Ketorolac or Prolensa eye drops?

Accepted Answer

Both are effective NSAID eye drops for reducing postoperative pain and inflammation. Prolensa is often preferred after cataract surgery due to its once-daily dosing and less stinging sensation, while Ketorolac requires more frequent dosing and may cause more discomfort. Your doctor will recommend a suitable option based on your eye condition and tolerance.