It depends on how your eyes react to Combigan. In some people, Combigan may cause blurred vision, especially right after you put in the eye drops. If you experience this side effect, you shouldn’t drive until your vision returns to normal. Combigan may also cause fatigue (a lack of energy) or sleepiness, which can make driving dangerous.
It’s helpful to avoid driving after you use Combigan for the first time. This is because you don’t know what side effects you may experience from the drug. Once you’re comfortable with how your body reacts to Combigan, you may be able to drive.
To learn more, talk with your doctor about side effects that you may experience after using Combigan. They can also advise you on whether it’s safe for you to drive after using the drug.