Eye Wash Cup, Reusable White Plastic, Eye Rinse Aid for Cleaning Dirt, Loose Eyelashes, and Irritants, Gentle Eye Care Solution, Durable Plastic Design, Ideal for Home Use

Not much to say about an eye wash cup. I was able to hold it close to my face and it did not leak. The design is very good to cover the eye.

I have to take some extremely expensive eye drops. I wasted quite a few drops trying to get them into my eyes but having them land on my face instead. I had some serious eye drop anxiety!! I searched the internet for any ideas of how to make administering the drops easier. I saw several recommendations for eye drop guides. I researched all the available options, but overall they got consistently low ratings. Then I came across the Flent's Eye Drop Guide. It has been a miracle for me! Took a bit of adjusting to get the best aim so the drops would go directly into my eyes. But it works! These eye drop guides are sturdy and of good quality. Attaching it to the bottle of eye drops was really easy. The price is beyond affordable. They cost about $3.50 each. So I ordered several. Highly recommend!

I have tried numerous other eye drop guides before, and this is the only one that has helped me. I can not use my other hand to lower my lid so this allows the drop to fall right into my eye. Had another one of the same brand, but misplaced the original I have to add eye drops to eyes at least 4 times a day. This eye cup has certainly lessened my frustrations.

Good concept. The design is good except for the attached eye bottle cap. That will never work. And it gets in the way hanging there on that little tether. Smacked me in the eye before I cut it off. Comfortable but fragile. Made of very thin rubber-like material that feels like silicone. Thin enough to just barley let in enough light to see the position of the bottle. It works. The splash in the eye is dead on delivering a full drop into the eye. Covering my eye I have much less of an involuntary blink or eyelid flutter waiting for the drop to fall.

It wasn't for me I still had trouble putting drops in.

Makes using eye drops that I had to use after cataract surgery much easier

Not a fan. Did not work for me.

I had an issue where i got a piece of grit or something stuck in my eye and it WOULD NOT be coaxed out using a regular cup. Cupping water and holding my eye to it didnt work. Cupping water and pouring it in my eye didn't work. Holding a glass to my eye didnt work. I dont own shot glasses i was using a drinking glass. The water kept draining out the side. I dont have platic cups either. I spent upwards of an hour trying to get it out. The MONENT i got it out i went looking for eyewash cups. I am so happy i found this. This company has all of the little things you don't think you need until you do. Earplugs? Check. Eyepatch? Check. Cup to wash your eyes of eyelashes, grit, and dust? Check, check, and check. I havent used this yet. But i have held it over my eyes to see how it fits. I am not going to say "can't wait to use it" because i hate having things stuck in my eye and the longer i dont have to worry about it the better. But i will say this will be a welcome remedy