2 Pack - Eye Drop Guide - Red and Blue Portable Silicone Eyedropper Assistant
Product Description
IMPORTANT INFORMATION about this value pack of 2 i-drop silicone eye drop helpers.
Addressing the negative reviews on Amazon...
Based on our conversations with the displeased buyers, we have come to the conclusion that we need to provide additional details about the proper use of the i-drop.
The i-drops are designed to be the most portable eye drop assistance solution. They cannot be used to squeeze your drop bottles or keep your eyelids open.
The common complaint is that the legs are not stiff enough to hold eyelids. This is conscious design. The legs of the i-drops are there to provide a reference point around your eyes for easier aiming and for stability of the bottle. Few eye drop helpers, if any, actually do keep eyelids open because that would require pressing firmly against eyelids with a hard object, which is never advised. Furthermore, making the legs stiff, could poke a user's eye or inflict serious injury if it slips during application.
The proper way to use i-drops:
is to align your eye drop bottle over your eye, with the i-drop legs touching your face, above and under your open eye. i-drop will help you make sure that the bottle does not move as you squeeze your dropper to apply an eye drop.
With frequent use and proper use, you will be able to place i-drops in the correct position over your eye almost immediately, as you will get used to the correct position of the i-drop legs on your face. We believe that you will find i-drops extremely useful and safe.
Addressing the negative reviews on Amazon...
Based on our conversations with the displeased buyers, we have come to the conclusion that we need to provide additional details about the proper use of the i-drop.
The i-drops are designed to be the most portable eye drop assistance solution. They cannot be used to squeeze your drop bottles or keep your eyelids open.
The common complaint is that the legs are not stiff enough to hold eyelids. This is conscious design. The legs of the i-drops are there to provide a reference point around your eyes for easier aiming and for stability of the bottle. Few eye drop helpers, if any, actually do keep eyelids open because that would require pressing firmly against eyelids with a hard object, which is never advised. Furthermore, making the legs stiff, could poke a user's eye or inflict serious injury if it slips during application.
The proper way to use i-drops:
is to align your eye drop bottle over your eye, with the i-drop legs touching your face, above and under your open eye. i-drop will help you make sure that the bottle does not move as you squeeze your dropper to apply an eye drop.
With frequent use and proper use, you will be able to place i-drops in the correct position over your eye almost immediately, as you will get used to the correct position of the i-drop legs on your face. We believe that you will find i-drops extremely useful and safe.
