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Atropine dialating eye drops. i had 3 drops put in each eye from eye doc. was that too much? & i also think i may have had a drop fall into mouth?
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Are you sure?: Atropine is rarely used as a dilating agent for eye exams. It lasts for days with a single drop. Call the eye doctor to determine what drop was used and to discuss your concerns.
Answered 6/24/2014
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