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In a message dated 23/04/2004 05:12:03 GMT Standard Time,
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> BTW - how often is it used in Europe compared to other preparations?  Is it
> commonly used as a first line drug for an uncomplicated eye infection?  Or
> is it reserved for resistant infections, melting corneal ulcers etc?
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>
My wife was prescribed it in ointment for spots on her eyelid. This is UK.

Chris

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