Purpose: To evaluate the effects of felodipine, a calcium channelblocker, on ocular circulation. Methods: In a double blind, randomized,crossover design, 10 volunteers received placebo or felodipine on 2 separatedays. Bidirectional laser Doppler velocimetry (BLDV), laser Doppler flowmetry(LDF), and monochromatic fundus photography (MFP) were employed to assessretinal, choroidal, and optic nerve rim circulatory parameters. Measurements wereobtained at baseline, 1.5, and 3 hours after dosing. Blood pressure, intraocularpressure (IOP), and heart rate were monitored, and perfusion pressure (PP) wascalculated. Results: In comparison to placebo, significant average percentagedecreases in diastolic blood pressure (BPd; p = 0.001), mean blood pressure (BPm;p = 0.003), and perfusion pressure (PP; p = 0.003) were observed 1.5 hours following felodipine. No significant differences were observed following placebo. Retinal, choroidal and optic nerve rim circulatory parameters showed no significant changes after placebo or felodipine. A significant positive correlation between BPd and optic nerve velocity (ON_vel) was observed 3 hours following felodipine (R = +0.654; p = 0.040). In contrast, no significant correlation between BPd and ON_vel was noted (R = +0.198; p = 0.583) following placebo. Conclusions: No significant change in retinal, optic nerve rim, or foveolar choroidal blood flow were observed, a factor that may be important in the treatment of systemic hypertension in patients with glaucoma.