Product Information
About the Product
The RainDrop Dispenser Aid is a handheld holder for single use, preservative free eye drop vials. It is made of medical grade plastic and is moulded to fit standard single use preservative free vials. The handle is hammer shaped, a stabilising bar rests against the cheekbone, and squeeze guards sit around the vial to keep it from being crushed. It is lightweight and fits in a purse, pocket or travel kit. The design is patent pending technology from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and was invented by a VA ophthalmologist.
This is a dispenser aid made specifically for single use eye drop vials. The vial loads into a chamber in the body of the tool, and the hammer shaped handle replaces the pinch and squeeze grip a bare vial needs, with the stabilising leg resting below the eye to hold the tip at a fixed distance.
Materials
- Medical grade plastic The single material the dispenser aid is moulded from.
Specifications
| Vial compatibility | Standard single use, preservative free eye drop vials |
|---|---|
| Material | Medical grade plastic |
| Handle | Hammer shaped, with top grip and undergrip |
| Stabiliser | Built in bar that rests against the cheekbone |
| Vial protection | Squeeze guards around the vial |
| Origin | Patent pending technology from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
How to Use
- Insert a Rain Eye Drops vial into the chamber.
- Remove the vial cap.
- Tap the back of the dispenser to move liquid to the tip.
- Rest the bottom leg just below your eye.
- Lean back and squeeze, using your thumb on the undergrip and your fingers on the top grip.
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