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Fixed-combination products offer option for greater IOP-lowering

Fixed-combination therapies may have a role in glaucoma management when monotherapy reduces IOP but not sufficiently to reach the target level, said Luca Rossetti, MD, professor of ophthalmology, University of Milan, Italy.

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