Pilocar 2% Eye Drops (Pilocarpine) are a cholinergic ophthalmic solution used to lower intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with glaucoma and ocular hypertension. By stimulating the sphincter pupillae muscle, pilocarpine causes pupil constriction (miosis) and increases aqueous humor outflow through the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm’s canal. This mechanism rapidly reduces IOP, protecting the optic nerve and slowing glaucoma progression.

Clinically, Pilocar 2% Eye Drops are used for open-angle glaucoma, acute angle-closure glaucoma emergencies, ocular hypertension, and to induce miosis before or after ocular surgery. Systemically, pilocarpine is also prescribed in tablet form for the management of xerostomia related to Sjögren’s syndrome or post-radiation therapy. Available from trusted online pharmacy platforms, Pilocar 2% Eye Drops are a reliable option for both ophthalmic and oral health indications.

• Glaucoma and ocular hypertension: Controls elevated IOP.
• Acute angle-closure glaucoma: Emergency management.
• Ophthalmic procedures: Induces miosis before/after surgery.
• Oral health support: Systemic pilocarpine stimulates saliva secretion in xerostomia caused by Sjögren’s syndrome or radiation therapy.

• Rapidly lowers IOP, effective within 30 minutes of use.
• Protects the optic nerve from pressure-induced ischemia.
• Effective as adjunct therapy when β-blockers or prostaglandins are insufficient.
• Provides salivary gland stimulation and relieves dry mouth in systemic use.

• Ophthalmic (adults): 1 drop of 1–4% solution up to 4 times daily.
• Acute angle-closure glaucoma: 1 drop every 10–20 minutes for 1 hour, then hourly until IOP is controlled.
• Surgery: 1 drop (2–4%) 15–60 minutes before procedure.
• Pediatric: <2 years: 1% solution, 1 drop three times daily. ≥2 years: same as adults, adjusted by physician.
• Oral (xerostomia): 5 mg tablet three times daily.
• Wash hands before use, avoid touching the dropper tip, and apply punctal occlusion for 2 minutes to reduce systemic absorption.

• Store at 15–25°C, protected from light.
• Keep tightly closed and avoid contamination.

• Common: Blurred vision, brow ache, eye irritation, headache.
• Moderate: Reduced night vision, accommodative spasm, excessive tearing.
• Rare but serious: Retinal detachment, or cholinergic side effects such as sweating, excessive salivation, or breathing difficulties.