I’ve taken Timolol for years now. There are several eye medication‘s for glaucoma and you need to take it seriously as your age. Someone here said they hadn’t been to the eye doctor for 10 years. My mouth dropped open. I go To the eye doctor four times a year. With glaucoma, you have to stay on top of it. You have to learn how to stay in line. (i.e. a low sugar diet and learn about the other things that contribute to glaucoma getting worse.) And it will get worse as you age. I had to change eye medicines at one point because I was getting dry eyes. I’ve had cataract surgery eight years ago and it was the most amazing thing! It was like ripping a film off my vision that I didn’t even know was there. There are other things that can be done in addition to medication like having the mesh in your tear ducts Enlarged through painless, laser therapy in the doctors office. That will also take the eye pressure down also eye pressure can change over the course of the day over the time of year, so it’s important to take The average numbers over the course of the year. Medicare pays for the multiple visits if you have glaucoma, so there’s no reason not to do it. Our eyes and our sight and our iHealth and vision deteriorate as we age and for me as a Artist, I must be super vigilant with my eyes. You might wanna consider if your ophthalmologist is a cataract or glaucoma specialist and not the run of the mill person at a Popular chain store.