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Shop Martindale at WithAid, a UK based and regulated online pharmacy offering discreet Royal Mail delivery. This brand page features Martindale’s pharmacy-style eye treatment in an easy-to-buy format: a 4g antibiotic eye ointment. If you’re here to buy Martindale antibiotic eye ointment online, you’ll also want to check the product’s suitability notes and directions so you choose the right option for your symptoms.
Eye discomfort can have different causes, and the best product depends on what’s behind the irritation. Sticky discharge and a short-term eye infection may need different care than allergy or hayfever-related itching and watering, or dryness from screens and environments. Use the links below to shop by need, compare formats (ointment vs drops), and read guidance before checkout. If you’re unsure what’s causing your symptoms, or you’re buying for a child, speak to a pharmacist, optometrist or GP for advice.
This page currently lists Martindale Pharma Antibiotic Eye Ointment 4g. Open the product page to review directions, suitability, and the patient information leaflet before purchase.
It depends on the cause of symptoms and the format you prefer. Ointments are thicker and can be useful for night-time application, while drops are commonly chosen for allergy/hayfever symptoms or dryness. If you’re unsure what’s causing the problem, ask a pharmacist or optometrist.
Symptoms can overlap. Allergy often involves itchiness and watering, while dry eye can feel gritty or tired. Infections may include redness and discharge, but not always. If symptoms are severe, unusual, or not improving, get professional advice rather than guessing.
Speak to a pharmacist, optometrist or GP if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, buying for a child, have a long-term eye condition, use other eye medicines, wear contact lenses, or have a history of medicine allergies.
Use exactly as directed on the pack and patient information leaflet. Wash hands before and after use, avoid touching the tube tip to the eye or skin, and don’t share eye medicines with others.
Contact lenses aren’t always suitable when eyes are irritated or while using certain eye medicines. Follow the product guidance and consider switching to glasses until symptoms settle. If in doubt, ask a pharmacist or optometrist.
Get urgent advice for severe eye pain, sudden vision changes, significant light sensitivity, injury or chemical exposure, rapidly worsening symptoms, or if you feel very unwell. If symptoms persist or keep returning, speak to a pharmacist, optometrist or GP.
Safety note: This content supports general shopping information only and doesn’t replace personalised medical advice. Pharmacy medicines should be used exactly as directed in the patient information leaflet. If you’re unsure what to choose or symptoms are severe, sudden, persistent or unusual, speak to a pharmacist, optometrist, GP, or contact NHS 111.
