[Answered]: David, a 64-year-old with newly diagnosed OAG, is…

David, a 64-year-old with newly diagnosed OAG, is picking up his first prescription for netarsudil ophthalmic solution. He expresses concern after reading online reviews mentioning “red eyes” from the medication. He asks if this is something he should be worried about or if it means he’s allergic. Which of the following responses is the most appropriate? A. Eye redness is common and typically mild B. Stop the medication immediately if eye redness occurs C. Eye redness is rare and usually indicates an allergy D. Using artificial tears will reduce eye redness