So I finally went in and got a prescription for Azasite to help my MGD and inflamed eyelids. When I went to fill the script, no pharmacy had any, and they said it was back ordered indefinitely. No one knows when it will be available again - I even called the company that makes it. I did manage to find one bottle a CVS had left in their refrigerator - the only bottle for miles around - liquid gold. So I took it. But I'm not sure if it will be enough for my 2-4 week program. How many drops are in a bottle? Anyone know?
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Many compounding pharmacies do not do eye drops, they need to have the right equipment, approvals, etc. People’s Custom RX in Tennessee has this list online of all the ophthalmic drops they compound, including PF Azithromycin. Looks like they will also ship using FedEx and UPS.
https://peoplescustomrx.com/doc/kg1-...-Full-List.pdf
https://www.peoplescustomrx.com/index.html
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Originally posted by deep_dry_eye View Post
Ask around, I believe you can get it mail order in the states.
EDIT: Hokucat posted it above, this is the pharmacy one of my doctors uses.
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If I treat both the upper and the lower eyelids, do I need one drop for the upper and then another drop for the lower? If I put it on my finger and rub across the upper eyelid, will enough still get on the lower lids? I want to be sure to treat the upper eyelids because this is where my problem is worse. But I also want the lowers to get their share because they could benefit too. What about using a Q-tip? Would just one drop do both upper and lower?sigpic
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I have the same question about how exactly to use the Azasite! Should you just put a drop in the eye and let it spread to the eyelids, or should you directly apply to the eyelid? If the latter, what is the best way to do this hygenically (and without poking your eye)? Any insight would be appreciated.
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Originally posted by karilynn26 View PostI have the same question about how exactly to use the Azasite! Should you just put a drop in the eye and let it spread to the eyelids, or should you directly apply to the eyelid? If the latter, what is the best way to do this hygenically (and without poking your eye)? Any insight would be appreciated.
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