Is there eye drops you can get to undilate your eyes after a eye exam?

Question

Is there eye drops you can get to undilate your eyes after a eye exam?

Answer 1

Yes, I went to the hospital and did not know my eyes were going to be dilated so I drove. They gave me the drops then asked me if I drove after. They said I would have to wait around for a few hours after but then the nurse came back and gave me these other drops which did the job.

To be fair though, I find a pair of sunglasses does a fairly decent job also.

Answer 2

Try closing your eyes with a dark shade over them. Preferably at home and rest......

Answer 3

There is one drop that can help but it only works if a certain dilation drop was used and not many offices have it or use it anymore because it causes a lot of stinging and redness when used.

Answer 4

Fare better to leave them alone so they can return to normal on their own.

Answer 5

The physician would have them.  Better to just let them come down on their own.  

Answer 6

Yes, B and L has a reversal drop available on the market. In our office, we do not use it becuase it burns like heck and makes the eyes red and does not really do much but speed it up by only an hour. We use a mild drop that only lasts a very short time anyway so the reversal drop would hurt and look bad for only cutting it down by a bit. Where I worked before, we would use it on occasion, but rarely got past putting it in the first eye. Once they felt how much it stug they would not let me near the other eye! Really, just let it go down on it's own.

Answer 7

I had a laser eye surgery test carried out to see if I was suitable for it and the drops they put in before it made my pupils dilate immensely. They have only just gone down and I got it done on Monday. It's nothing to worry about though.

It will go down in its own time xx

Answer 8

I have never heard of one . You should let your eyes adjust themselves naturally .