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What do i need to know before using vasocon eye drops?
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Minimal use: Constricts blood vessels around the eye to reduce redness. Shouldn't be used frequently or for any significant amount of time because constricting blood vessels also reduces oxygen delivery. Don't use if you have glaucoma.
Answered 7/3/2012
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