Orchacin eye drops has :

• Good ocular penetration
• Low resistance
• Long retention time in the tear fluid
  

Good ocular penetration

Orchacin reaches where others can not

- Orchacin is lomefloxacin which is a double fluorinated quinolone.
- This double fluorination gives it more lipophilic criteria than other quinolones.
- Its higher lipophilicity gives it excellent penetration through the ocular tissues.

Cmax of Orchacin in ocular tissue after single instillation

In cornea is 65 mcg/ml in 0.25 h, which is 16 times more than MIC90 .
(Minimum inhibitory concentration of antibiotic at which the growth of 90% of isolates is inhibited)

Low resistance

Never disappoints you

• Orchacin shows the highest capacity to penetrate the membrane and to accumulate into cells.
• Good penetration through cells reduces the development of bacterial resistance.

Long retention time in the tear film

Stays longer for a better effect

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