Question 1

Do you accept insurance for Zaditor Eye Drops?

Accepted Answer

We don’t accept insurance for Zaditor at the moment, but we can give you a medical expense report. You can submit that to your insurance provider if they cover purchases from online pharmacies.

Question 2

How do I send my Zaditor prescription?

Accepted Answer

You can send your prescription for Zaditor by email, fax, or text. If it's easier, we can reach out to your doctor or pharmacy to transfer it, with your approval. Mailing it is also an option.

Question 3

Can I price match my Zaditor order?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do offer price matching. Just share a link or screenshot showing the lower price. Keep in mind, price matches can’t be combined with other offers or discount codes.

Question 4

Can I track my Zaditor Eye Drops order after I make a purchase?

Accepted Answer

Once your order Zaditor Eye Drops online is confirmed, you'll get an email with tracking information. That way, you can follow your shipment and know exactly when it’s expected to arrive.

Question 5

Which is better, Pataday or Zaditor?

Accepted Answer

Both Pataday (olopatadine) and Zaditor (ketotifen) are allergy eye drops that work similarly. Pataday may start working faster and has a once-daily option, while both are available in twice-daily versions.

Question 6

Is Zaditor eye drops a steroid?

Accepted Answer

No, Zaditor isn’t a steroid. It’s an antihistamine that helps reduce itching and allergy symptoms in your eyes. Steroid drops are used for more serious inflammation or irritation.

Question 7

Is it safe to use antihistamine eye drops daily?

Accepted Answer

Daily use isn’t recommended unless your doctor advises it. These drops are great for short-term relief, but they’re not meant for ongoing use without understanding the cause of your symptoms.