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Well, first of all I hope everyone had a very nice Christmas.........I have just finished my 9 day azasite routine. My eyes have never felt better. They don't water half as much, the swelling has went down and they are much more comfortable. They are , however still red, but they feel a whole lot better. It used to be when I fell a sleep for 20 minutes a day, I would wake up and they would really never recover. The azasite has changed that. When I wake in the morning for the last 25 years I would feel as if I was in a 15 round boxing match, and there would be days when I really never got them to feel good. The azasite has made them feel so so much better in the mornings and during the day. Like I said they are still red in the morning and during the day a bit, but a whole lot more comfortable. I have rededicated myself to Dr. Latkany's q-tip procedure and have been taking fish oil for the last month. As he said this is a slow procedure, but just keep doing it. I do , however fear stopping azasite, but we will see. I have a follow up with Dr. Latkany the second week of January, so we will see. Good luck to all. From my expierence I am an advocate of azasite. One more thing. During the last nine days I have not put any tears in my eyes or done any lid scrubs. They always seemed to hurt me anyway.
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..what preservative does Azasite contain? Isn't it BAK? Then it shouldn't be used long term....
Why don't they make this drop in preservative single vials? I really wonder. I would really like to try this drop, but I am allergic to BAK.
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That's great news!! I'm glad that you found something that helped you feel better and that that continues even when you get off the azasite. Keep us updated on your progress =)Comment
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Yes it is BAK. Single vials would be great.Originally posted by TorilComment
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Is azasite basically doxycillen ?
If so Leiters do unpreserved doxycillen dropsComment
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No, AzaSite is a macrolide antibiotic called azithromycin.Comment
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Thanks for that info ElliComment
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