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S01ED05 - Carteolol

Not porphyrinogenic

Rationale

Insignificant systemic exposure. Betablockers are generally considered safe

Chemical description

Beta-receptor blocking substance in eye drops used to reduce the intraocular pressure in glaucoma. Beta-blockers: South African list: use French list: authorized EPI-list: safe

IPNet drug reports

Uneventful use reported in 1 patient with acute porphyria.

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Tradenames and packages

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Netherlands

Arteoptic · Arteoptic zonder conserveermiddel 20 mg/ml, oogdruppels, oplossing met verlengde afgifte · Carteabak · Carteabak 1%, oogdruppels,oplossing · Carteabak 2%, oogdruppels,oplossing

Belgium

Arteoptic · Arteoptic LA 2 % collyre lib. prol. flac. compte-gouttes · Arteoptic LA Sine Conservans 20 mg/ml collyre sol. lib. prol. flac. compte-gouttes · Carteabak · Carteabak 1 % collyre sol. flac. compte-gouttes · Carteabak 2 % collyre sol. flac. compte-gouttes

United Kingdom

Carteolol · Carteolol 1% eye drops · Carteolol 2% eye drops · Teoptic · Teoptic 1% eye drops · Teoptic 2% eye drops

Poland

Carteol LP 2% · Carteol LP 2% Preservative Free

Luxembourg

ARTEOPTIC · ARTEOPTIC LA · Arteoptic LA Sine Conservans · CARTEABAK

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