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I was prescribed eye drops for pink eye in one eye. it's started to get better, but other eye starting to get red. can i just use same drops on that eye as well to prevent it?(i have enough?
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Continue : The germs may be spread by touching your face and eyes. You can use the drops as prescribed. But please follow up with your physician. Wash hands, sheets and towels often during treatment.
Answered 9/28/2020
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