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Karen Bachman is practice administrator at The Eye Institute of Utah in Salt Lake City.
kbachman@theeyeinstitute.com

Eye drops and ointments are prescribed by doctors to treat acute or long-term ocular conditions. Drops and ointments are administered directly in the site of action and are therefore very effective in treating the diagnosed condition.

How to instill eye drops and avoid contamination

Karen Bachman, COE, COMT, CCRC

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