Droppy Eye Drop Dispenser

I recently purchased the Droppy Eye Drop Dispenser and I am very pleased with my purchase.I have struggled with applying drops accurately and without making a mess. The Droppy has solved all of these problems for me.Firstly, the design of the Droppy is very user-friendly. It's simple and easy to use, ensuring that the drops go exactly where they need to. Fits Vials and BottlesWhat I love most about the Droppy is that it allows for precise application of eye drops. This is especially important for me, as I often have to use multiple drops for my eyes. With the Droppy, I can apply each drop accurately and without wasting any, which has saved me money on medication in the long run.The Droppy is also very portable and compact, making it easy to carry with me wherever I go. It's small enough to fit in my pocket or purse, and I never have to worry about accidentally squeezing the bottle and wasting medication.Overall, I highly recommend the Droppy Eye Drop Dispenser to anyone who uses eye drops regularly. It's a game-changer for anyone who struggles with applying drops accurately or has difficulty holding a traditional eye drop bottle steady. The Droppy is an affordable, effective solution that has made my life easier and I'm sure it will do the same for you.

I bought this to provide a more consistent eye drop experience as I find it hard to get eye drops in my eyes. The product was easy to put together and I liked that they included an adapter for single use eye drop products. However, I ran into a couple of big problems with it. First, when you screw the eye drop bottle into the unit, there is no way to put the lid of the eye dropper back on. This means that you have to take it apart after each use to put the cover on or you have to leave it inserted into the unit all the time. Either way, this leaves the tip and the product inside the eye dropper at risk to become contaminated. The second issue I ran into was that when I squeezed on the wings of the unit to squeeze the eye dropper bottle, it often came out as a stream instead of a drop.After additional testing I decided to go with the flents Ezy-drop. The eye drop bottle also screws into this one but the unit comes with it's own lid for the eye drop bottle so the bottle is protected from contamination.

Buy this eye drop dispenser! I have tried four different eye drop aids and this one is the best one and is reasonably priced at $13.99. Don’t let the name mislead you. Droppy is just the name of the company and has nothing to do with the condition of your eyes. The eye drop cup is smaller than the Peermax, the Owen Mumford, or the Remedic, but the eye drop bottle is held higher so there’s no risk of the eye drop bottle tip touching your eye. It also comes with an adapter so that you can use pipettes. The clamps make it so much easier to dispense the eye drops, especially when you’re running low on eye drop solution. My success rate of applying eye drops to my eye with this dispenser was 100%. Perfect every time. My only complaint is that the clamps are installed upside down for shipping purposes. Just a little confusing at first.

a wonderful product-so user friendly-so easy to use in every way-amazingly simple to use-the wings make squeezing the vial so much easier to control-we are so thrilled to find this great invention-it makes our lives so much easier-you have no idea how helpful this is-please please get this info out to other people who despirately need your help too-thank you for being there-julie burgess and my 94 year old aunt

This works good but have trouble still getting only one drop in my left eye. I found the edge that goes against the face was a bit sharp so I used a metal nail file and smoothed it. I like how I can easily squeeze the bottle.

did not help to aim the drops to the eye . not a use freandly.

I just had cataract surgery, which means a zillion drops a day in the eye for weeks on end. All my life, I've found it impossible to just put drops in--blinking as the drop comes, squeezing too much when the bottle is full, having trouble getting drops out when the bottle is nearing empty.I've tried other dispensers--and they help. The best keep the lower lid anchored out of the way, and focusing on the pinhole at the top aid in keeping the eye open and rolled upwards correctly. But you still have to squeeze the bottle with your fingers, and that's always been an issue for me. Even though I'm strong and don't have the shakes.This device does exactly what the best of the others do--it's got the same eye cup design as the others--but it adds really useful levers that make it easy to squeeze the bottle no matter how empty it gets. You quickly get the hang of how hard to squeeze to get a drop, no more, no less.Putting it together was really no big deal--the levers click on easily and stay on, and if you mess up, you remove them and put them on the right way.I can't recommend these highly enough. I think ophthalmologists should each buy a ton of these and give them away to their patients, just like dentists give away toothbrushes and floss.

It lets you position your eyelids before you set the cup. Then, the "wings" make it easy to squeeze even the hardest bottles.The best drops tend to be packaged in bottles so hard that you wonder what the manufacturers are thinking. Have they ever used their own drop bottles? Never mind that you might have a little arthritis in your thumb making it painful to squeeze so hard.I do wish that when next they improve the Droppy, they find a way to protect the bottle tip. No one is going to remove the bottle from the Droppy each time and replace the manufacturer's cap.