Description
Drumellose (Hypromellose 0.7%) Eye Drops
Hypromellose (also known as hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, or HPMC) is a synthetic polymer used in lubricating eye drops.
A 0.7% solution is a moderate-strength formulation, typically used as an artificial tear for the temporary relief of:
Dry eyes
Irritation due to wind, sun, or smoke
Discomfort from extended screen time or contact lens wear
How It Works
Acts as a viscous lubricant, coating the ocular surface to help retain moisture.
Offers temporary soothing and hydration—reduce feelings of scratchiness or grittiness.
Common Usage Tips
Dosage: Usually 1–2 drops in the affected eye(s), as needed, up to several times a day.
Application advice:
Wash your hands before using.
Avoid touching the dropper tip to keep it sterile.
Wait about 5 minutes between different eye drops to prevent washout.
Safety: Generally safe and well tolerated; uncommon side effects may include mild blurred vision or transient sensitivity.
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