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

I was prescribed 4 drops a day and I was desperate because I have a real problem -- aiming into my eye and fear of stabbing my eyeball. Found this and it has eased the whole problem. You still need to do some experimentation to figure out the angle to place on the bridge of your nose and how far back your head should go. I learned quickly. Instructions and video are helpful.

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!!

While this product could be great for most people, it's not a good fit for everyone. I bought this for my elderly mother and she struggles to use it. She has a very hard time balancing it on the bridge of her nose while sneezing the bottle due to arthritis. Its actually very dangerous as she can poke her eye pretty badly. We will be sending it back and try the "cup" version. So, there's nothing wrong with the product itself, its just not great for people with arthritis.

It is great tool and separates itself as eyedrops because I leave it attached on my nightstand.

Really close to the eye; doesn't provide a great enough bridge between the eye.

For a person who hates eyedrops this is a miracle product. I am a proverbial blinker and this gadget is wonderful. I can now do my own eyedrops. Before getting this I couldn’t.

Simple to use. Most of the time the prescription drops I used it for made it into my eyes. The 10 ml bottle of ivizia drops did not fit in the holder though.

This eye dropper was awkward to me. Drops were coming out to soon without squeezing bottle. Ended up putting drops in with magnifying mirror. Didn't work for me.