What's in Clear Eyes Cooling Redness Relief
from sourceA medicine sold over the counter, without a prescription.
From the product's label on DailyMed from Prestige Brands Holdings, Inc., which lists 9 ingredients. MoleculeFinder matched 5 of them by their FDA UNII codes, 2 of those through the parent compound of the salt, hydrate or other form on the label. DailyMed label, version 7. 4 other ingredients are not MoleculeFinder molecules, so they are not listed here.
Active ingredients 1
- GlycerolC3H8O3
Active ingredient. Purpose on the label: Lubricant (on the label as glycerin) from source
As a pure substance: LD50 5,570 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
Inactive ingredients 4
- Boric acidBH3O3
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 1,780 mg/kg (mouse, iv) from source
- Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acidC10H16N2O8
Inactive ingredient (on the label as edetate disodium) from source
As a pure substance: LD50 3,700 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- MentholC10H20O
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 3,300 mg/kg (rat, oral) from source
- WaterH2O
Inactive ingredient from source
As a pure substance: LD50 25,000 mg/kg (mouse, iv) from source
Clear Eyes Cooling Redness Relief also lists naphazoline hydrochloride as an active ingredient; it is not yet in MoleculeFinder.
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