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The doctor told me to apply it directly on the eyelid, but the information leaflet says it should be applied in the eye. Which one is correct? | Medimap

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The doctor told me to apply it directly on the eyelid, but the information leaflet says it should be applied in the eye. Which one is correct?

It is important to apply the medication both inside the eye and a little bit on the outside to cover the entire region.

The doctor told me to apply it directly on the eyelid, but the information leaflet says it should be applied in the eye. Which one is correct?

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