Beta-adrenergic blockers include-

Atenolol, Acebutol, Betaxolol, Bisoprolol,Cartelol,Esmolol, Labetatol,Metoprolol, Nadolol,Penbutolol, Pinodol, Propranolol, Solatol, Timolol,

Refer - Atenolol 

Enhances Cal channel blockers, anaesthetics & clonidine.

Mydriasis resulting from concomittant topical therapy with ephinephrine has been reported occasionally.

Recommend close observation of patients on beta-blocker therapy receiving concomitant catecholamine-depleting drugs viz.resperine,because of additive effects & the production of hypotension and or bradycardia.

Caution in patients receiving concomitant adrenergic psychotropic drugs.

Tropical use in eye:

Mild ocular stinging & discomfort,usually transient & well tolerated.

Rarely decreased corneal sensitivity, erythema, itching, keratitis & photophobia reported. Tiredness, fatigue, headache, impotence, sleep disturbances, cold hands & feet. G.I.upsets, bradycardia, especially in elderly.

Reversible COAD, asthma,bradycardia, heart block.

Special precautions:

Poor cardiac reserve, untreated CCF,

children, lactation.

Indications:

Treatment of ocular hypertension.

Dosage:

One drop twice daily of 0.5% soln.

Beta-adrenergic blockers include-

Atenolol, Acebutol, Betaxolol, Bismoprolol,Cartelol,Esmolol, Labetatol,Metoprolol, Nadolol,Penbutolol, Pinodol, Propranolol, Solatol, Timolol,

Refer - Atenolol

Refer- Atenolol- Beta -adrenergic blocker

Take with or without food

Refer - Atenolol- Beta-adrenergic blocker