Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml

Your doctor may prescribe Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml to support the following eye procedures by improving visibility during surgery and helping ensure safe, precise treatment:

• Cataract surgery support: It stains the outer cover of the eye's cloudy lens, helping the surgeon clearly see and safely peel it away.
• Complex eye surgeries: It helps the specialist navigate mature or very dense cataracts where normal structures are difficult to visualise under standard surgical light.

Using Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml as prescribed helps improve the safety and precision of your eye surgery. Here are the key benefits you can expect:

• Improves surgical precision: Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml stains the targeted eye tissues, allowing the surgeon to see them more clearly and reduce the risk of accidental damage to healthy structures.
• Supports safer surgery: Better visualisation helps make complex eye procedures safer, more controlled, and more predictable.
• Promotes better outcomes: By helping the surgeon perform the procedure more efficiently, Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml may reduce the risk of complications and support a smoother recovery with improved vision.

• Blu Dye 0.06% Injection 1 ml will be administered by a healthcare professional.
• Do not self-administer it.

• Avoid rubbing your eye: Do not rub, touch, or press on the treated eye, especially during the first few days after surgery.
• Wear your eye shield: Use the protective eye shield while sleeping or napping to prevent accidental rubbing.
• Avoid strenuous activities: Do not bend at the waist or lift objects heavier than 10 pounds (4.5 kg), as this may increase pressure inside the eye.
• Keep your eye dry: Prevent water, soap, and shampoo from entering your eye while bathing or washing your hair.
• Protect your eye outdoors: Wear sunglasses to shield your healing eye from bright sunlight, wind, and dust.

• Inspect the solution: Ensure your surgical team confirms the solution is clear, free of particles, and the container is undamaged before use.
• Avoid contact lenses: Do not wear contact lenses until your eye specialist confirms it is safe to do so.
• Reduce infection risk: Avoid swimming, hot tubs, and dusty environments for at least 2 weeks after surgery.
• Attend follow-up visits: Keep all scheduled follow-up appointments so your doctor can monitor your eye's healing.