Adverse Effects, Interactions and Contraindications
Possible adverse effects of carboxymethyl cellulose and other similar lubricants include eye pain, irritation, continued redness, or vision changes. Use should be discontinued if any of them occur. Those of hydroxypropyl cellulose include hyperaemia, photophobia, stickiness of eyelashes, discomfort, and irritation. Long term use of preservatives present in some artificial tears may harm the eye.
Artificial tears have no reported interactions. A documented contraindication of artificial tears is hypersensitivity.
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