Eye Drop Hero- Eye Drop Guide | Securely Hold and aim Eye Drop Bottles, Hands Free| Easiest/safest Way to Apply Eye Drops for Elderly/Kids/Tremors | Invented/Patented by Doctor

This works So Well for my Wife.Restasis tube will Not touch your eye !Don't think you'll want to wear it. Just hold it up to your face to put eye drops in. The material that it's made from is ridged and feels like, ouch, if you try to wear it to put the drops in your eyes. Just find the correct hole to place the bottle in, hold the thing up to your eyes like glasses. Works Great that way !!!!!

Solid hard piece of plastic. Very painful on the nose. Could not possibly use

I bought two devices, the Magic Touch and the Eye Drop Hero. The Hero looked stiff and inconvenient to me. I would have to lie down or recline and juggle the eye drop bottle and set the timer, it just looked too complicated. The Magic Touch is much simpler. You can stand in front of the mirror and use it unassisted. Magic Touch needs a lot of practice to get it right, but with cataract surgery you have about of month of 4 times daily drops, so there is plenty time to practice. If you have a child or a spouse that needs assistance with eye drops, then Eye Drop Hero might be the better choice, because it looks like a it would really help the person applying eye drops on another person.

I love the Eye Drop Hero. I struggle to keep my eyes open when using eye drops, and I often miss my eyes when trying to put the drops in the corner of my eye.I get the drops in the right spot each time with the Eye Drop Hero. It also makes it easy for me to relax and take my time when using eye drops.

I have a very strong aversion to anything dealing with my eyes. Had surgery and had a real difficult time putting post op eye drops in ! This made it so much easier because you have something over eyes to keep you from having the reflex blinkingso you don’t end up with the drops everywhere else but your eye. Wow it wS a game changer!!! :)

I thought maybe this would help me instill my eye drops properly because sometimes my hands shake. I followed their directions and ended up putting the drop on my cheek. This contraption that looks like it comes from the movie The Fly just really isn't something anyone needs. I can get the drops in my eyes better on my own.

This worked well and was the only one that worked for me because I needed to get the drop accurately into the eye.Then a week or so later I switched to using the closed eye method and this had holes close to the inner part of the eye so I could get it placed right. The multiple holes allows drop placement just about anywhere in and around the eyes. I think you can also wear it to bed acting as an eye patch instead of taping a single patch on to protect the eye while you sleep after eye surgery.

I would not buy it again. The drops stuck to the guide. Lost too much!