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Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Apr 14, 10:52 am, Zetsu <absolutelyinvinci...@hotmail,com > wrote:
> Nothing, dude. It's just like a cool tag name.
> You know, like 'Princess X' or 'TheRealMrT' etc.
> It's like, just something memorable and catchy.
> I'm certainly not trying to imply am absolutelyinvincible!
LOL, I love that name, actually! What is everyone complaining about?
=P
Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
On Apr 14, 10:52 am, Zetsu <absolutelyinvinci...@hotmail,com > wrote:
> Nothing, dude. It's just like a cool tag name.
> You know, like 'Princess X' or 'TheRealMrT' etc.
> It's like, just something memorable and catchy.
> I'm certainly not trying to imply am absolutelyinvincible!
LOL, I love that name, actually! What is everyone complaining about?
=P
Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:40:28 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry <jasonsperry13@gmail,com > wrote:
>
>Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
>pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
>what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
You went a little too far on that one, Jason, and you tipped your hand.
Now I know that you are just a troll. You are here to stir things up and
see how much reaction you can get as any typical troll does.
I assume Zetsu is the same, so I won't be answering either of you any more.
I hope others in this newsgroup do the same. (hint, hint...)
On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:40:28 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry <jasonsperry13@gmail,com > wrote:
>
>Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
>pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
>what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
You went a little too far on that one, Jason, and you tipped your hand.
Now I know that you are just a troll. You are here to stir things up and
see how much reaction you can get as any typical troll does.
I assume Zetsu is the same, so I won't be answering either of you any more.
I hope others in this newsgroup do the same. (hint, hint...)
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Apr 14, 1:38 pm, z...@gfred.fde (John Sheridan) wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:40:28 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...@gmail,com > wrote:
>
> >Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
> >pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
> >what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
>
> You went a little too far on that one, Jason, and you tipped your hand.
>
> Now I know that you are just a troll. You are here to stir things up and
> see how much reaction you can get as any typical troll does.
>
> I assume Zetsu is the same, so I won't be answering either of you any more.
>
> I hope others in this newsgroup do the same. (hint, hint...)
I'm sorry...but I am no troll!
On Apr 14, 1:38 pm, z...@gfred.fde (John Sheridan) wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:40:28 -0700 (PDT), Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...@gmail,com > wrote:
>
> >Seriously though, the Bates method makes you absolutely invincible to
> >pain and discomfort of all kinds. (To the idiots on this site: To know
> >what I'm talking about, obviously you'd have to read The Book.)
>
> You went a little too far on that one, Jason, and you tipped your hand.
>
> Now I know that you are just a troll. You are here to stir things up and
> see how much reaction you can get as any typical troll does.
>
> I assume Zetsu is the same, so I won't be answering either of you any more.
>
> I hope others in this newsgroup do the same. (hint, hint...)
I'm sorry...but I am no troll!
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
BTW: regarding the post that John Sheridan responded to: I was
obviously just being humorous, but some of it was fact. It is true
that pain can be relieved with the Bates method.
PS: John, please refrain from personal insults. I do not believe Zetsu
is a troll, either. Back up your arguments. And if it's just your
opinion, please refrain from clicking "Send" to soon.
Thanks
BTW: regarding the post that John Sheridan responded to: I was
obviously just being humorous, but some of it was fact. It is true
that pain can be relieved with the Bates method.
PS: John, please refrain from personal insults. I do not believe Zetsu
is a troll, either. Back up your arguments. And if it's just your
opinion, please refrain from clicking "Send" to soon.
Thanks
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Apr 12, 11:47 pm, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...@gmail,com > wrote:
> WTF?
>
> Why not do the bates method?
I'm SORRY I said that. I'll be more scientific from now on.
On Apr 12, 11:47 pm, Jason Sperry <jasonsperr...@gmail,com > wrote:
> WTF?
>
> Why not do the bates method?
I'm SORRY I said that. I'll be more scientific from now on.
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Apr 13, 1:53 am, Salmon Egg <Salmon...@sbcglobal,net > wrote:
> What kind of preservative free eye drops are available for treating
> glaucoma? My ophthalmologist agrees that preservatives can give
> problems. It seems that all of her offerings contain BAK.
>
> I apologize that I do not remember who first warned be about
> preservatives.
Are you having symptoms of BAK sensitivity?
Almost all the therapeutic drops do have BAK, it is not your doctor's
fault; she can only prescribe what is available.
There may be some unit dose drops available, ask your pharmacist to
research whether your current drops are available in a unit dose
formalation.
Judy
On Apr 13, 1:53 am, Salmon Egg <Salmon...@sbcglobal,net > wrote:
> What kind of preservative free eye drops are available for treating
> glaucoma? My ophthalmologist agrees that preservatives can give
> problems. It seems that all of her offerings contain BAK.
>
> I apologize that I do not remember who first warned be about
> preservatives.
Are you having symptoms of BAK sensitivity?
Almost all the therapeutic drops do have BAK, it is not your doctor's
fault; she can only prescribe what is available.
There may be some unit dose drops available, ask your pharmacist to
research whether your current drops are available in a unit dose
formalation.
Judy
Re: Preservative free anti-glaucoma drops
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 05:53:36 GMT, Salmon Egg <SalmonEgg@sbcglobal,net >
wrote:
>What kind of preservative free eye drops are available for treating
>glaucoma?
Off-the-shelf? Preservative-free timolol maleate ophthalmic solution
was (still is?) available in the form of the MERCK brandname TIMOPTIC
-- see < http :// tinyurl,com /5sow9u> is the only I am aware of.
Non-BAK preserved topical IOP lowering drops include, at least,
Alcon's TRAVATAN-Z (see < http :// tinyurl,com /5wf5bs>) and Allergan's
ALPHAGAN-P (see < http :// tinyurl,com /64p7ly>).
Places like Leiter's Pharmacy in San Jose (see
< http :// tinyurl,com /6ewjur>) can compound a bunch more.
> My ophthalmologist agrees that preservatives can give
> problems.
It can.
> It seems that all of her offerings contain BAK.
Almost all of them do.
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 05:53:36 GMT, Salmon Egg <SalmonEgg@sbcglobal,net >
wrote:
>What kind of preservative free eye drops are available for treating
>glaucoma?
Off-the-shelf? Preservative-free timolol maleate ophthalmic solution
was (still is?) available in the form of the MERCK brandname TIMOPTIC
-- see < http :// tinyurl,com /5sow9u> is the only I am aware of.
Non-BAK preserved topical IOP lowering drops include, at least,
Alcon's TRAVATAN-Z (see < http :// tinyurl,com /5wf5bs>) and Allergan's
ALPHAGAN-P (see < http :// tinyurl,com /64p7ly>).
Places like Leiter's Pharmacy in San Jose (see
< http :// tinyurl,com /6ewjur>) can compound a bunch more.
> My ophthalmologist agrees that preservatives can give
> problems.
It can.
> It seems that all of her offerings contain BAK.
Almost all of them do.
