Eyedrop Guide | Reusable Silicone Aid to Help Aim Most Eyedrop Bottles | Bottle Holder Accessory Tool Assists Adults Elderly | Invented by Doctors

No more eyedrops wasted all over my face. Perfect placement from the start.

Awesome product. I finally found one that works. I was missing my eyes to many times with my expensive Xdemvy drops. If you miss with this you're doing it wrong. Bulls eye every time. Oh and I have arthritis in ny hands, no problem.

Exactly what I needed, perfect fit for my eye drops and I was able to apply eye drops on the first try The device fits the Refresh Tears lubricant eye drops 15ml, the bottle is able to remain sealed when inserting into the device. I have a low nose bridge and it felt like the bottle was much closer to my eye than the product photos showed, but still cleared my eyelashes without issue.

I highly recommend this soft rubber eye drop guide. I recently had eye surgery in both eyes and now require multiple drops in both eyes for many weeks to come. Prior to my surgery I've been very drop-resistant and squeamish about anything having to do with my eyes, including drops. I've never been able to do my own drops before this. But the surgery blasted through all that resistance - i have no choice but to be better about drops. So, I've overcome my fears and just deal with it. And this product helps a lot! I actually got two of these, one for each eye, simply because my doctor is concerned about any contamination or infection between two different eye drops. I insert the eyedrop bottle into this cool thing, use a hand-mirror in one hand, lie flat on my back, put this on my nose, use the mirror to make sure it's properly positioned, keep my eyes open with my eye looking away from the drop...and squeeze. Almost never miss the target. Get the drop where it's supposed to go. I had tried a few other products I saw on here, but this has proven to be the easiest, most comfortable, and consistent for this eye-drop scaredy-cat. 5 stars!!

If you don't have arthritis in your hands, it works well. However, I need to hold it with pliers to squeeze it! It works for me but it is awkward.I wish the company could design it better for arthritics. How can I contact the company?

This little gadget works great! I was worried about getting drops in my eyes accurately after cataract surgery but this thing makes it easy.

I bought a couple of products like this for my 93 year old Grandmother who was about to have eye surgery to remove a cataract and would need to take a bunch of drops for several weeks. She has some numbness in multiple fingers and doesn't have as steady hands as she used to, so she was very concerned about being able to get the drops in her eye. So, I did a little research and purchased a few eye drop assist devices to hopefully make things easier for her. This particular one didn't really help in her case. The design does seem reasonable, but I actually think you need to be pretty sure-handed already to use this one. I think this would be better suited for someone who CAN reasonably do drops already, but wants a little bit of support to make sure they don't drift off target with the bottle while trying to keep the eye open. So, probably fine, but not the answer if you're trying to help out an older person who is a little shaky.

Doesn't help regulate only getting drop out of the bottle. Not really recommended.