You can also download the most up to date leaflet in Australia from www.novartis.com.au and in New Zealand from www.medsafe.govt.nz.
Your doctor will discuss the possible risks and benefits of using AZARGA during pregnancy.
Your doctor will discuss the possible risks and benefits of using AZARGA when you are breast feeding.
Do not put AZARGA Eye Drops into your eye(s) while you are wearing contact lenses.
Do not put the eye drops into your eye(s) while you are wearing soft contact lenses. The preservative in AZARGA (benzalkonium chloride) may be deposited in soft contact lenses.
7.	Place the tip of the bottle close to your eye. Do not let it touch your eye. Do not squeeze the bottle.
Use AZARGA every day, at about the same times each day, unless your doctor tells you otherwise.
Using your eye drops at the same times each day will have the best effect on your eye pressure. It will also help you remember when to use the eye drops.
Using multiple doses may cause unwanted side effects.
Your eye specialist will check your eye pressure to make sure AZARGA is working.
Be careful driving, operating machinery or performing tasks requiring mental alertness and/or physical coordination until you know how AZARGA affects you and your vision.
Do not store AZARGA or any other medicine in the car, in the bathroom or in other warm, damp places.
Eye drops contain a preservative which helps prevent germs growing in the solution for the first four weeks after opening the bottle. After this time there is a greater risk that the drops may become contaminated and cause an eye infection. A new bottle should then be used.