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Prolensa vs. Bromsite

Bromfenac is a prescription eye drop. It helps relieve eye pain and inflammation after adults get cataract surgery. It works as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). Bromfenac is available in a few strengths: 0.07% (brand name Prolensa and generic) and 0.09% (generic only). The usual dose is 1 drop in the affected eye once a day, starting the day before surgery and continuing for 2 weeks after surgery. Side effects can include eye pain and blurry vision.

• Eye pain and eye inflammation after cataract surgery in adults

• Blurry vision (up to 8%)
• Eye pain (up to 8%)
• Feeling like there's something in your eye (up to 8%)
• Sensitivity to light (up to 8%)

• Allergic reaction
• Slower healing
• Bleeding in the eye
• Problems with the cornea
• Remove contact lenses before using bromfenac

BromSite (bromfenac 0.075%) is a prescription eye drop. It's used to relieve eye pain and inflammation after adults get cataract surgery. It's a type of medication called a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). The typical dose is 1 drop into the affected eye twice a day. Side effects include eye pain, blurry vision, and headache. This eye drop is available as a brand-name and generic medication.

• Eye pain and eye inflammation after cataract surgery in adults

• Eye pain (up to 8%)
• Eye floaters (up to 8%)
• Higher eye pressure (up to 8%)
• Headache (up to 8%)

• Allergic reaction
• Slower healing
• Bleeding in the eye
• Problems with the cornea
• Remove contact lenses before using BromSite