Compare Lastacaft vs. Acular
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Relieves eye pain, itching, and inflammation.
Acular (Ketorolac eye drops) is a good choice to help bring down inflammation and pain, especially if you're recovering from eye surgery, but it must be used 4 times a day.
Upsides
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- Acular (Ketorolac eye drops) won't affect your eye pressure, which is a concern for people with glaucoma.
- Acular (Ketorolac eye drops) is well tolerated with minimal side effects.
- The medication isn't absorbed into the rest of your body, so its effects are limited to the eye.
Downsides
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Used for
- Allergic conjunctivitis - Itching; Prophylaxis
- Post operative inflammation
- Allergy-related itchy eyes
- Cystoid macular edema
Dosage forms
- Eye drops
- Eye drops
Price
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$242.70
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Side effects
The Lastacaft (Alcaftadine) FDA package insert doesn’t have numbers about how common side effects are.
8possible side effects
- Temporary eye pain or burning40%
- Allergic reactions5%
- Eye swelling5%
- Iris infection5%
- Eye inflammation5%
- Eye irritation5%
- Corneal inflammation5%
- Superficial eye infections5%
Risks and risk factors
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- Slow healing
- Concurrent injuries
- Breathing problems
- Asthma
- History of breathing problems
- Increased bleeding
- History of bleeding disorders
- Using other medicines that increase risk of bleeding
- Cornea problems
- History of eye problems
- Multiple eye surgeries
- Eye disease
- rheumatoid arthritis
- Don't wear contacts