Abstract
Two per cent and 4% solutions of sodium cromoglycate eye drops were compared in patients with bilateral vernal keratoconjunctivitis. No difference in efficacy between the two solutions could be detected on the analysis of diary card scores or clinical assessments. The opinions of efficacy and treatment preferences recorded by patients and clinician at the end of the trial were very similar for each solution. Side effects were generally minor, usually relating to stinging following application of the eye drops.
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