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Brands & Products

A clinical reference — look up a brand’s active ingredient (Chlorsig → chloramphenicol) or the options available in New Zealand, grouped by type. 177+ named products across therapeutics, myopia control, dry eye and contact lenses.

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Therapeutics

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Active ingredient ↔ New Zealand brand names, grouped by drug class — so a note that says “Chlorsig” or “Hylo-Forte” maps to its molecule and back. Dosing, PBS and prescribing scope live in the drug records.

Anti-inflammatory · 9

Antibiotic · 11

Antihistamine · 4

  • Azelastine — Azelastine hydrochloride · Eyezep
  • Ketotifen — Tofen · Zaditen
  • Levocabastine — Levocabastine hydrochloride · Livostin · Zyrtec Levocabastine
  • Olopatadine — Olopatadine Apotex · Opatanol · Paladopt · Patanol

Antiviral · 5

Dry eye immunomodulator · 1

Glaucoma · 19

Immunosuppressant · 1

  • Ciclosporin — Cequa · Cyclosporin · Cyclosporine · Ikervis · Vevye

Lubricant · 11

Mucolytic · 1

Mydriatic · 4

NSAID · 1

Ocular surface biologic · 1

Other · 15

Myopia management

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Myopia-control options available in New Zealand, grouped by intervention type.

Myopia-control spectacle lenses · 9

Myopia-control soft contact lenses · 4

Low-dose atropine · 6

Repeated low-level red light · 1

Dry-eye drops, lid therapies, in-office procedures and prescription options, grouped by treatment type.

Preservative-free aqueous / HA lubricant · 6

Lipid emulsion lubricant · 2

Cationic nanoemulsion · 1

  • Cationorm — PBS-listed, streamlined authority

Perfluorohexyloctane (F6H8) — water-free anti-evaporative · 1

Liposomal spray · 1

Oral omega-3 supplementation · 4

Tea tree oil / terpinen-4-ol lid hygiene (Demodex) · 4

Topical ciclosporin (immunomodulator) · 4

  • Cequa — twice daily; PBS Authority
  • Ikervis — once nightly; PBS Authority
  • Restasis — SAS-only — historical, rarely prescribed in AU since Cequa and Ikervis were PBS-listed
  • Vevye — twice daily; PBS Authority

Topical lifitegrast (LFA-1 antagonist) · 1

  • Xiidra — twice daily; private script, not PBS

Punctal occlusion (tear conservation) · 2

In-office thermal pulsation / gland expression · 4

Intense pulsed light (IPL) · 3

Low-level light therapy / photobiomodulation (adjunct) · 3

Blepharoexfoliation (lid-margin debridement) · 3

Oral doxycycline / azithromycin (anti-inflammatory) — refer · 2

Autologous serum eye drops · 1

Scleral / bandage contact lenses · 2

Amniotic membrane / surgical measures · 3

Contact lenses

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Contact lenses in the OptoGuide dataset, grouped by lens design.

Multifocal lenses · 2

Sphere lenses · 8

Toric lenses · 4

Help keep this reference accurate

Spotted a missing product, a registration or PBS change, or an error? Manufacturers, distributors and clinicians are all welcome to let us know so we can keep this list current. Listing is a neutral clinical reference — it does not affect OptoGuide’s recommendations, which are based on evidence and cannot be bought or reordered by sponsorship.

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Product availability, registration (TGA/ARTG) and PBS status change over time — this page is a reference, last derived from OptoGuide’s clinical data. Verify current status before relying on it clinically. Dosing, PBS criteria and prescribing scope live in the Therapeutics module.