Alrex Eye Drops (Loteprednol Etabonate)
Alrex is a prescription steroid eye drop used for short-term relief of seasonal allergic conjunctivitis. It helps reduce allergy eye symptoms like itching and redness. It is not intended for long-term, ongoing use without follow-up.
We only dispense medications with a valid prescription from a licensed prescriber.
All prescriptions are reviewed and verified before dispensing. Orders may be delayed or declined if prescription details are missing, do not match the patient information on file, appear altered, or are expired. We may also refuse service if we believe an order is intended for resale or redistribution.
What You Receive
- Alrex eye drops in sealed manufacturer packaging
- Personalized prescription instructions based on your prescriber’s directions
- Medication information leaflet provided by the manufacturer
- Itemized invoice detailing your order
- Rx Required
- Delivered Within 4-7 Days
- Medication From Canada
From $76.00
Shipping & Delivery
- Shipped from licensed pharmacy partners
- Tracking information is provided once your order ships
Delivery times may vary based on location and prescription verification.
This page is for general information only and is not medical advice. For medical questions, please speak with your prescriber. See Sources & Methodology for how this information is reviewed and referenced.
Alrex Key Facts
What Alrex is
A prescription corticosteroid eye drop used to reduce inflammation in the eye.
What it’s used for
Short-term relief of seasonal allergy-related eye symptoms, especially itching and redness.
How it works
It lowers inflammation in the eye that contributes to itching, redness, and irritation during allergy seasons.
Alrex Safety Overview
Alrex is a steroid. Steroid eye drops can raise eye pressure if used too long, which can increase the risk of glaucoma. They can also make it harder to notice an eye infection because they reduce redness and swelling.
Alrex Warnings & Precautions
If symptoms do not improve within 2 days, you should be reassessed. If used for 10 days or longer, eye pressure should be monitored.
Do not use Alrex if:
- You have certain eye infections, including many viral infections of the cornea or conjunctiva, mycobacterial eye infection, or fungal eye disease
- You have a known allergy to loteprednol etabonate or other ingredients
Key warnings to know
- Steroid eye drops can raise eye pressure and increase glaucoma risk with longer use
- Steroid eye drops can increase the risk of secondary eye infection and may worsen certain viral eye infections
- Avoid contaminating the bottle tip by not touching the eye, fingers, or other surfaces
- Contact lenses should not be worn when the eye is red. The preservative can also be absorbed by soft contact lenses
Side Effects and When to Get Help
Most side effects happen in the eye, such as mild burning or stinging after a drop, blurred vision, or irritation. More serious issues are less common but are important, including increased eye pressure or a worsening eye infection. Get urgent help for severe eye pain, sudden vision changes, or major swelling.
Possible side effects may include
- Burning or stinging after use
- Blurred vision or temporary vision changes
- Dry eye or watery eye
- Eye irritation or a “something in the eye” feeling
- Itching, redness, or light sensitivity
Get urgent help right away for
- Severe eye pain, heavy discharge, or rapidly worsening redness
- Sudden vision changes
- Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or trouble breathing
Interactions
No specific drug interaction studies are listed as a major concern. The main practical issue is contact lenses, since the preservative can be absorbed by soft lenses. Always tell your prescriber about any other eye drops you use, especially other steroid eye drops.
Interactions and use-with-care situations to review
- Soft contact lenses, due to preservative absorption and discoloration risk
- Other steroid eye drops, because combined steroid exposure can increase risk and monitoring needs
Alrex Drug Facts
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Alrex |
| Drug Class | Ophthalmic corticosteroid |
| Indication | Temporary relief of signs and symptoms of seasonal allergic conjunctivitis |
| Dosage Forms | Ophthalmic suspension (eye drops) |
| Strengths | 0.2% |
| Administration Timing | 1 drop in the affected eye(s) 4 times daily |
| Treatment Duration | Short-term use, typically up to 14 days unless your prescriber directs otherwise |
| Monitoring | If used 10 days or longer, intraocular pressure should be monitored |
| Storage | Store upright at controlled room temperature. Do not freeze |
| Alternatives | Allergy eye drops such as olopatadine (Pazeo), ketotifen (Zaditor), or azelastine. Other steroid eye drops may be used when clinically appropriate, based on prescriber judgment |
Helpful Information
How To Buy Alrex Online
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Select Your Prescribed Alrex Dosage & Strength
Choose the strength and quantity that matches your prescription, then add it to your cart. Orders are limited to a 90-day supply per fill.
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Complete Checkout
Ensure your shipping and contact information is correct so your order can be processed without delays.
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Submit Your Alrex Prescription
Upload your prescription at checkout. If you need a transfer, provide your prescriber or current pharmacy details and we will request it on your behalf.
Prescription & Dispensing Standards
- Prescription required for all orders and reviewed for pharmacy and regulatory compliance
- Dispensed by licensed pharmacy partners
- Orders are held if information is missing, unclear, or does not match.
- No substitutions without prescriber approval, and no controlled substances.
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FAQs
What is Alrex used for?
Alrex is used for short-term relief of seasonal allergy-related eye symptoms like itching and redness.
How often do I use Alrex?
A common labeled regimen is 1 drop in the affected eye(s) four times daily. Follow your prescription instructions.
How long can I use Alrex?
It is generally used short-term. If symptoms continue or treatment is needed beyond 14 days, a prescriber should reassess.
What if my symptoms are not better after 2 days?
You should be re-evaluated. Steroid drops can reduce redness even when an infection or another condition is present.
Can I wear contact lenses while using Alrex?
Do not wear contact lenses if your eye is red. If your prescriber says contacts are safe and your eyes are not red, follow their timing instructions around dosing.
Ordering & Prescription FAQs
Do I need a prescription?
Yes, a prescription is required. Refills depend on what your prescriber authorizes.
How do I submit my prescription?
You can upload it through our Upload Prescription page, email it to info@myrxoutlet.com, or fax it to 1-888-230-1245. If you need a prescription transfer, just let us know at checkout and include your pharmacy or prescriber contact details.
When is my payment processed?
Your payment is processed only after your prescription and order have been reviewed and approved by our licensed pharmacy team. Once everything is confirmed, we’ll process payment and prepare your order for shipping.
What happens if my prescription can’t be verified?
Your order may be placed on hold or declined if prescription details are missing, don’t match, are expired, or can’t be confirmed.
Sources
Bausch Health, Alrex Package Insert
DailyMed, Alrex drug label information
https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/lookup.cfm?setid=21c76da0-50a1-41c0-91b8-8cc4dcc27f60
Health Canada, Drug Product Database entry for Alrex
https://hpr-rps.hres.ca/details.php?drugproductid=4744
Health Canada, Alrex Product Monograph (PDF)
https://pdf.hres.ca/dpd_pm/00007116.PDF