Open-angle Glaucoma
Open-angle Glaucoma is a long-term eye condition in which pressure inside the eye gradually damages the optic nerve. It often develops slowly and may not cause symptoms until vision loss has begun.
Key points
- It is more common in older adults and in people with a family history of the condition, and it can affect both eyes.
- The listed products include both single-ingredient eye drops and combinations that pair two active ingredients in one bottle.
- Open-angle Glaucoma is a lifelong condition that is managed with ongoing treatment to keep eye pressure at a safe level.
Medicines listed for Open-angle Glaucoma
The nine listed products contain five active ingredients (Timolol, Dorzolamide, Brimonidine, Bimatoprost and Latanoprost), drawn from several classes of eye drops used for Open-angle Glaucoma. These include beta-blockers such as Timolol, carbonic anhydrase inhibitors including Dorzolamide, alpha agonists and prostaglandin analogues, each class working through a different way to lower eye pressure. All nine products are eye drops in bottle form.








