Conjunctivitis

SteveB
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Hi everyone,

Unfortunately, my dog has caught conjunctivitis.

I went to the vet this morning, and they prescribed some "Fradexam" eye drops.

When I opened the box, I found a bottle of solvent, a bottle with a tablet inside, and a dropper.

The problem is that the instructions only tell me how many drops to give him, and I'm worried about making a mistake and doing more damage to my dog's eyes.

I assume I'm supposed to put the solvent into the bottle with the tablet, but I'd rather ask here first just to be on the safe side.

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    • ProvetoJuniorConseil
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    Hi there, You just need to mix the freeze-dried powder and the liquid together to reconstitute the medication. They aren't pre-mixed to ensure the medicine stays stable and lasts longer. If you're at all unsure, or just for peace of mind, you can give your vet's surgery a call directly so they can talk you through how it works again. Have a lovely day, Flavy
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