Putting drops in your own eyes takes a steady hand and good aim, and plenty of people lose one or both of those. This small dispenser holds the bottle for you and lines it up over the eye, so the drop lands where it should on the first try.
It is the kind of aid that keeps a daily glaucoma or dry eye routine in the client’s own hands. The bottle clips in, the guide rests lightly against the face, and a squeeze releases the drop without the client having to tip their head back and hover. For someone with tremor, arthritic fingers or low vision, that removes most of the fiddle and most of the waste.
It is light enough to live in a handbag or a bedside drawer, and it rinses clean under the tap. Supplied singly.
