Tropicacyl-Plus Eye Drop combines Tropicamide (a short-acting cycloplegic) with Phenylephrine (a potent mydriatic) to deliver fast, reliable, and enhanced pupil dilation for diagnostic and procedural use. This dual-action formulation provides stronger and longer-lasting dilation than Tropicamide alone, allowing clearer visualization of the retina, optic nerve, and posterior segment. Tropicacyl-Plus is widely used in ophthalmic clinics for fundus examination, refraction testing, and pre-procedure dilation requiring robust mydriasis.

• Diagnostic Mydriasis: Provides strong and rapid pupil dilation for funduscopy, OCT, and detailed retinal evaluation.
• Cycloplegic Refraction: Helps relax the ciliary muscle for accurate refractive assessment.
• Pre-operative Dilation: Commonly used before laser procedures, cataract surgery, and retinal interventions.
• Enhanced Mydriasis: Suitable when Tropicamide alone is insufficient to achieve adequate dilation.

• Combination of two agents provides stronger and more sustained dilation compared to monotherapy.
• Onset typically within 10–20 minutes, offering rapid clinical readiness.
• Duration of action 4–8 hours, depending on patient response.
• Allows improved visualization of posterior structures for precise diagnostic assessment.
• Well tolerated under professional use with a predictable safety profile.

• Instill one drop in the affected eye(s) 15–20 minutes before examination,
• or exactly as directed by an ophthalmologist.
• Wash hands before use and avoid touching the dropper tip.
• Apply gentle pressure to the inner corner of the eye (punctal occlusion) for 1 minute to reduce systemic absorption.
• Do not wear contact lenses during use.
• Due to prolonged dilation and light sensitivity, sunglasses are recommended.

• Store at room temperature (below 25–30°C).
• Protect from excessive heat, moisture, and light.
• Do not freeze.
• Keep tightly closed when not in use.
• Discard any remaining solution 4 weeks after opening.

Common: Stinging on instillation, blurred vision, photophobia, dryness.
Uncommon: Eye redness, tearing, mild headache.
Phenylephrine-Related: Temporary increase in blood pressure or palpitations (rare with proper punctual occlusion).
Serious (Rare): Angle-closure episode, severe eye pain, or worsening vision—seek urgent care.