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Vigamox eye drops uses?

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Vigamox is an antibiotic eye drop (moxifloxacin 0.5%). It’s used to treat:

- Bacterial conjunctivitis (pink eye) caused by susceptible bacteria
- Certain bacterial corneal infections (keratitis) as prescribed by an eye doctor

Important cautions:
- Not for viral or allergic conjunctivitis, or fungal infections
- Do not use if you’re allergic to fluoroquinolones
- Use exactly as prescribed (often one drop in the affected eye every 8 hours for several days)
- Wash hands, avoid touching the dropper to the eye, remove contact lenses before use and wait before reinserting
- If symptoms don’t improve within 1–2 days, or worsen, contact your clinician

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