Eye Drop Helper

$ 9.95

Score By Feature

Based on 53 ratings

Customer service

7.10

Giftable

7.36

Satisfaction

7.16

Packaging

7.32

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Product Description

NEW breakthrough product that aids in the application of eye drops

At the INPEX international invention show, this device took first place in the medical category.

The difference between us and the competition is that our product never comes into contact with the eye, contaminating it or putting pressure on it.

Questions & Answers

Will this work with individual vials of eyedrops? TY?

Yes . It's used by a friend of mine in conjunction with individual dry eye drops. With each size drop, it acts as a funnel. YOU LAY FLAT ON YOUR BACK AND HOLD THE DROPS IN YOUR DOMINATING HAND. LAY THE UNIT ON YOUR FACE AND LOOK UP THROUGH TWO SMALL PINHOLES SO THAT YOUR EYES ARE FULLY OPENED. THEN SQUEEZE THE VIAL INTO THE EYE DROPPER'S LARGE HOLE, AND THE DROP WILL FALL INTO PLACE. THE BENEFIT IS THAT THE DEVICE DOES NOT TOUCH OR PRESSURE THE EYE LIKE OTHERS DO. I ACCEPT THAT I PURCHASED IT BECAUSE IT WAS THE ONLY EYE DROP DEVICE MADE IN THE UNITED STATES THAT I COULD FIND.

Selected User Reviews For Eye Drop Helper

I'm so glad I came across this device! My mother requires eyedrops four times per day and is unable to administer them herself

5/5

Because I have to work, she only gets them twice a day, which isn't ideal. Another device was tried, but it did not work. Her doctor also warned us that the other device was risky because it had to touch her eye, putting pressure on it. The Eyedrop Helper does not come into contact with the eye. They resemble a pair of glasses in appearance. My mother can now put her drops in her eyes on her own with ease. The only catch is that her head must be perpendicular to the floor, which means she should lie flat. At least now I know my mother will get the medication she requires!.

Raven O’SULLIVAN

| Aug 26, 2021

That's an excellent suggestion

3/5

theoretically speaking I really wanted this to work, but I kept blinking or squeezing my eyes shut because my brain "knew" a drop was coming. True, you can't see the drop fall, but I also tried Magic Touch's Eye Drop Applicator and preferred it because I had more control over when I applied the drop rather than the unknown of it falling in. I suppose it varies by individual.