Rarely: This would need to be made up special order by a compounding pharmacy at a proper dilution and with preservative artificial tears as the base and used for a rare infection that does not respond to the usual commercially available antibiotics. Never put Cleocin (clindamycin phosphate) directly in your eye.
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