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Miostat Injection Carbachol Vials by Alcon
Miostat Injection Carbachol Vials by Alcon

Miostat Injection (Carbachol Intraocular Solution) 0.01% x 12 Vials Per Box

by Alcon Ophthalmic Products
Sale 31%
$ 1,150.00
$ 795.00
SKU 00065-0023-15
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Miostat Injection, containing 0.01% Carbachol, is an intraocular solution is designed to induce miosis during ocular surgery. Supplied in a convenient box of 12 vials, Miostat ensures precise control over intraoperative iris motion for enhanced surgical outcomes.

#1 Surgical Solution for Intraocular Miosis and Ophthalmic Surgery | Trusted by Eye Specialists Worldwide

Miostat Injection (Carbachol Intraocular Solution) 0.01% is a leading ophthalmic pharmaceutical designed for rapid, safe, and effective induction of miosis during cataract and other anterior segment eye surgeries. Each prescription-strength box contains 12 single-use sterile vials, ensuring optimal sterility and efficacy for every procedure.

How to Use:

For intraocular administration by ophthalmic surgeons only. Instill the recommended dose into the anterior chamber of the eye during surgery according to surgical protocols. Not for topical or systemic use.

Product Highlights & Key Health Benefits:

  • Optimal Intraocular Miosis: Miostat (carbachol) delivers immediate, sustained pupil constriction, leading to maximum intraoperative visibility and control for surgeons.
  • Enhanced Surgical Safety: Reduces the risk of postoperative complications such as elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) and iris prolapse.
  • Rapid-Acting Formula: Onset of miosis typically within minutes, providing optimal readiness for lens implantation and capsulorhexis.
  • Sterile, Single-Use Vials: Maintains highest standards of infection prevention and pharmaceutical quality with 12 single-dose vials per box.
  • FDA-Approved, Ophthalmologist Recommended: Suitable for use in cataract extraction, glaucoma filtration surgery, and other anterior segment procedures.

Why Choose Miostat (Carbachol Intraocular Solution) 0.01%?

  • Reliable Pupil Control: Consistently achieves intraoperative miosis crucial for safe cataract extraction and other anterior segment procedures.
  • IOP Regulation: Proven to assist in controlling intraocular pressure (IOP) after lens replacement or glaucoma surgery.
  • Preservative-Free & Non-Pyrogenic: Formulated for patient safety, Miostat contains no preservatives and poses minimal risk of postoperative inflammation.
  • Convenient Packaging: Each box contains 12 sterile, single-use vials—ideal for surgical centers and eye care clinics.

Indications & Usage:

Miostat Injection (carbachol intraocular solution) 0.01% is FDA-approved for intraocular use during cataract surgery and other anterior segment procedures to promptly induce miosis and mitigate postoperative increases in intraocular pressure.

Clinically Trusted For:

  • Cataract extraction
  • Lens implantation (IOL procedures)
  • Glaucoma filtration surgery (trabeculectomy)
  • Anterior segment surgical miosis
  • Postoperative IOP reduction

 

Miostat Injection (Carbachol Intraocular Solution) 0.01% – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  • What is Miostat Injection (Carbachol Intraocular Solution) 0.01% used for?

    Miostat (carbachol intraocular solution) is used during eye surgeries, such as cataract surgery, to quickly constrict the pupil (produce miosis) and to help lower intraocular pressure (IOP) after surgery.

  • How is Miostat administered?

    Miostat is injected directly into the anterior chamber of the eye (intraocularly) by an ophthalmologist during surgery. It is not for topical or general injection use.

  • How quickly does Miostat work?

    Pupil constriction usually occurs within minutes of injection and the effect can last for several hours.

  • Why do surgeons use Miostat during eye procedures?

    Miostat is used to achieve rapid miosis (pupil constriction), which can help prevent complications following eye surgery and stabilize the intraocular lens.

  • What are the common side effects of Miostat?

    Possible side effects include temporary eye irritation, stinging, burning, blurred vision, increased tearing, or redness.

  • Are there serious risks or rare side effects?

    Rare but serious effects include intraocular inflammation, persistent miosis, elevated eye pressure, or hypersensitivity reactions such as swelling or rash around the eyes.

  • Who should not receive Miostat Injection?

    Miostat should not be used in patients with hypersensitivity to carbachol or any component of the formulation.

  • Can Miostat be used in both adults and children?

    Yes, it may be used in both adults and pediatric patients when indicated by an ophthalmic surgeon.

  • Is Miostat ever used for glaucoma treatment outside of surgery?

    No. Miostat is approved for intraoperative use only and not for chronic or outpatient glaucoma therapy.

  • Will I need to do anything special after receiving Miostat during surgery?

    Follow your surgeon’s postoperative instructions. Most patients do not need to do anything specific related to Miostat, but report any unusual vision changes or discomfort right away.

  • Can Miostat interact with other eye medications?

    Since it is used intraoperatively and not as a long-term medication, drug interactions are rare. However, always inform your surgeon about all medications and eye drops you use.

  • Does Miostat injection hurt?

    The injection is given while you are under anesthesia or local numbing, so discomfort is minimal or not felt at all.

  • Is there a risk of infection with Miostat use?

    Standard sterile techniques are used to minimize infection risk during surgery when Miostat is administered.

  • How is Miostat stored before use?

    It should be stored at controlled room temperature and protected from light. The vial is intended for single use.

  • Can I resume normal activities after eye surgery with Miostat?

    Activity restrictions are determined by your surgeon based on the type of procedure, not the Miostat itself. Always follow your surgeon’s post-op recommendations regarding driving, lifting, or using eye drops.

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