The search results confirm that Kidopia 0.01% Sterile Eye Drops 5ml contains the active ingredient Atropine Sulfate (¹$0.01\%)$.²

Atropine Sulfate ³$0.01\%$ is a low-dose concentration of a competitive anticholinergic agent.⁴ It is specifically used in ophthalmology to slow the progression of myopia (nearsightedness) in young children.⁵

This is a prescription medication for pediatric ophthalmology and must be used strictly as directed by a physician.

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Product Details: Kidopia 0.01% Sterile Eye Drops 5ml (Atropine Sulfate)

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Kidopia 0.01% Sterile Eye Drops - Low-Dose Atropine Sulfate for Slowing the Progression of Childhood Myopia (Nearsightedness)⁶

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Kidopia ⁷$0.01\%$ Sterile Eye Drops ⁸$5\text{ml}$ contain Atropine Sulfate ⁹$0.01\%$, a medication indicated for the treatment to slow the progression of near-sightedness (myopia) in children aged 4 to 14 years.¹⁰ This low concentration is effective by binding to muscarinic receptors in the eye, which helps to inhibit the excessive ocular growth thought to contribute to myopia progression.¹¹ Used once daily, typically at bedtime, it offers a clinically proven method to control the worsening of vision while minimizing systemic and ocular side effects associated with higher-dose Atropine.

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Product Benefits

⚠️ Important Safety Note: Low-Dose Atropine

• Prescription Use Only: This is a specialized prescription medication. It must be used only as directed by a pediatric ophthalmologist or optometrist for the correct duration.

• Side Effects: Even at $0.01\%$, some children may experience mild sensitivity to light ($\text{photophobia}$) or temporary blurred vision (especially near vision).

• Monitoring: Regular follow-up appointments are essential for monitoring myopia progression, intraocular pressure ($\text{IOP}$), and anterior segment health.