Drug Ratings for COSOPT

Average Rating: 2.0 (5 Ratings)

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Top 10 Adverse Effects (reported to FDA)

RATING  REASONSIDE EFFECTS FOR COSOPTCOMMENTSSEXAGEDURATION/
DOSAGE
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 1  glaucoma such severe stinging & burning, it nearly put me off eye drops for good dr switched me to another similar drop called azarga. much much more comfortable. M 58 4 weeks
2/1/2010

 5  Open-angle glaucoma Slight stinging/irritabilty in eyes shortly after administering. I was taking Timoptic 1x/day and was switched to Cosopt 2x/day to try to get eye pressures lower than with the Timoptic. I am doing MUCH better on the Cosopt than I was on the Timoptic, as the beta-blocker ingredient seems to be less potent. I am a runner, and switching to Cosopt has helped me to be able to run faster and more effortlessly than when I was on the Timoptic. And so far my pressures are closer to where my eye doctor wants them to be. F 47 9 months
3/24/2008

 1  open angle glaucoma Stinging upon administration of drops, red, itchy eyes, slight headache, allergic eyes I took timoptic, one of the ingredients in cosopt, for 20 years without problems. But my pressure was creeping up around 25-27, so dr. tried adding the eye diuretic. It was uncomfortable for me and didn't lower the pressure at all. I do have sensitive eyes, though, apparently. Timoptic alone (or generic timolol) never bothered me. F 58 1 months
11/17/2007

 2  glaucoma faint-feeling,chest pain,palpitations,dyspnea etc(mostly cardiac/respiratory symptoms) not a good experience with this drug..prescribed two times a day but only tolerable once a day and I skip a day if symptomatic. ...awful but doc would not change it. i wondered if preservatives were at fault but doc shot that down. F 60 2 years
9/15/2007

 1  glaucoma I developed corneal decompensation. I was unable to read, watch TV, drive or do any of the things I usually do. This lasted for several months. F 75 4 weeks
2/18/2007

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