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Aceclidine

VIZZ

Pronunciation: a-SEK-li-deen (VIZ)

Aceclidine ballicule: receptor binding, kinetics and half-life diagram
Mechanism of action: Aceclidine ballicule
Aceclidine VIZZ mascot mnemonic cartoon
Visual mnemonic: Aceclidine mascot

What it isMuscarinic agonist eye drop; glaucoma and presbyopia.

Why this oneConstricts the pupil with less ciliary spasm than pilocarpine, so near vision improves without the brow ache.

What limits itNot US-approved for glaucoma. Dim vision in low light; avoid in retinal disease.

Aceclidine molecular structure (skeletal formula)
Molecular structure: Aceclidine

FDA-approved for

Used for

Principal riskNot US-approved for glaucoma

Classes and tags

Clinical profile

Therapeutic safety burden1 / 4
Sedation liability0 / 4
Direct muscarinic antagonism0 / 4

FDA label

NO BOXED WARNINGS

FDA dosingPopulationStartTargetMax
PresbyopiaAdult1 drop each eye, wait 2 min, then a 2nd drop each eye, QD1 drop each eye ×2 (2 min apart) QDQD

Renal Undefined

Hepatic Undefined

Instructions

Available strengths

Cautions

Adverse reactions

Pregnancy No adequate human data; oral animal studies showed no adverse maternal/fetal effects at clinically relevant doses.

Lactation No data on presence in human milk; systemic levels low after topical ocular use.

Cost

Aceclidine (VIZZ)
Strength#/mogeneric $/unitCostPlus
1.44 %dropsper unitnot offered
NADAC is a voluntary CMS survey of what retail community pharmacies pay for the drugs they stock. Aceclidine is dispensed outside retail pharmacies, so it rarely appears on surveyed invoices.

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