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Travatan Changes Eye Color

June 15, 2009 in Pharmacy Q&A
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Q. I use Travatan, similar to Lumigan, for glaucoma. My eyes have turned from brown to almost black. Blue-eyed people should be warned about this.

A. A change in the color of the iris is a well-known reaction to this class of glaucoma drops. Your doctor should have warned you.

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