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Euphrasia D3 eye drops are a homeopathic/herbal ophthalmic preparation manufactured by Weleda, containing extracts of the *Euphrasia officinalis* (Eyebright) plant. The drug is currently being evaluated in a Phase 2 clinical trial led by Larkin Community Hospital to assess its efficacy in controlling postoperative intraocular inflammation following Peripheral Laser Iridotomy (PLI) for narrow-angle glaucoma. The study aims to determine if this herbal remedy is non-inferior to standard corticosteroid therapy (prednisolone acetate) in reducing inflammation and preventing complications such as pressure spikes. While Euphrasia has been used traditionally for centuries to treat conjunctivitis and ocular irritation, this research represents an effort to provide standardized clinical evidence for its use in a surgical recovery context.
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