Has anyone experienced side effects from Vyzulta 0.024% eye drops?

I had a friend who used Vyzulta and had a severe allergic reaction. It was scary, but thankfully she was able to stop using it and recover. I'm glad I've not had any issues with it but it is scary to think about.

I've heard about the eyelash changes and eye color changes from my doctor too. My doctor recommended not to worry and we can switch to another medicine if I see any worry som Symptoms.

I use Vyzulta and I have noticed a darker eyelid skin. I'm worried that this is permanent. I asked my doctor and they said no but I am not sure. Have you talked to your doctor about these side effects? I think that might be the best way to get an answer.

Has anyone had to deal with an allergic reaction to this stuff? I'm terrified of those kinds of side effects, but my doctor said the chances are low.

I've been on Vyzulta for about a year now. I didn't experience any major issues, just a bit of initial eye irritation, but it went away after a few weeks. My eye doctor said that's normal. No eyelash changes for me, though.

I've been using Vyzulta for about 3 months and I've not noticed any side effects. I think you just need to keep track of your symptoms and stop if you see anything get worse. I feel like that would be the best option for me at least.

I've heard that some people have experienced eye color changes, but it's rare. If it happens, it might be permanent, so it's something to be aware of for sure. That seems like the worst part of this medicine.

I'm on my third month of using Vyzulta and I've noticed my eyelid skin is darker. It's not a huge deal, but it's definitely noticeable. I think the eyelashes and skin changes might be worth it if the medication is working for you. My eye doctor said these changes should reverse once I stop using the medication. It seems like that is correct after my last visit.

I had some severe eye irritation when I started using Vyzulta. It was so bad that I had to stop using it for a while. My doctor prescribed some eye drops to help with the irritation, and now I'm back on Vyzulta. I hate having to deal with eye irritation on top of my glaucoma, but it might just be worth it for the pressure relief.

I've been on Vyzulta for about 6 months now and I've noticed some changes in my eyelashes. They are growing darker and thicker, and I am wondering if this is permanent. My doctor said it should go away.