Magic Touch Eye Drop Applicator - Easy and Hygienic Eye Dropper Guide for Dry Eye Relief and Precise Application, with Free Travel Case

This thing really works. It will pay for itself quickly by way of the large number of expensive eye drops saved. It also saves one from the frustration of having to tilt your head way back - and yet still having several drops missing your eye until finally getting one to hit the spot - an ordeal which always happened before I got this applicator. I am a bit of a klutz, and yet this gadget works fine for me. If I can use it, almost anyone else can use it as well.

This is it! if you are looking for something that will allow you to place ONE DROP of eye medication into your eye/s. This item will do just that. Using this allows you to put the drop directly onto your eyes surface. No more misses and definitely No more wasted of your costly eye drops! Easy to use, perfect size, great price.

I had cataract surgery and need to apply eye drops 12 times a day. Magic touch takes some getting used to. I find that it is best not to over-fill the device, because the extra just spills out. It is possible to get a big drop on the Magic Touch cup, but that is not necessary. It is better to fill it just slightly above the edge of the cup. Pull down your lower eyelid and lightly touch the edge of the eyelid with Magic Touch works best for me. I don't think anything could get me accustomed to putting drops in my eyes, but Magic Touch gives me control over the unpleasant task. If you don't have anyone to help you with eye drops, then Magic Touch is a good choice.

In the past, I have had trouble getting eye drops in my eye, mostly because I have my glasses off and think I am aiming for my eye but instead the drop lands right below my lower lashes, on my face. I waste a LOT of drops that way! Since I have to place eye drops in my eyes six times/day, I needed a better solution. The drops I use are expensive. With this eye drop applicator, I have no problem at all!! While keeping my glasses on (I can't see well without them), I place the applicator on my finger and squeeze out the eye drop from the bottle so that I can see that I don't overfill the indentation on the tip of the applicator with more than one drop. Then I take off my glasses (super easy with my free hand), pull the lower lid down just like they show in the video, and bring the applicator near the pocket my lower lid forms. When it almost touches your lid, the drop moves off the applicator and onto your eye. I did notice that the amount of liquid they show in the video is actually probably an extra large drop (which makes even easier to "jump" to your eye), but with just a few times of practice I was easily able to get a regular drop onto my eye. Sometimes I accidentally touch the lower lid with the applicator, but then heck, sometimes I touched my lid with an eye drop bottle, too. No one is perfect. Just clean the applicator so it is good to go for the next time. What I LOVE the most about this applicator is that I can now put an eye drop into my eye(s) anyplace, anywhere--in the car, at a restaurant, while I am out running errands, etc. You never have to look weird by bending your head backwards to put an eye drop in. With this applicator, you just bend your head down a touch, pop the drop in, and move on about your day. As someone else said, "Easy, Peasy!!" So easy, in fact, that I just ordered a second applicator to keep in my travel bag.

I mainly bought Magic Touch eye dropper, because I was recently prescribed Miebo drops for dry eyes, and many people complained about the bottle design, and how hard it is to use, and how they wasted precious drops because it was difficult to get into the eyes. Miebo is a thinner, oil based texture, and the Magic Touch dispenser doesn't really work. I have used the dispenser with Optase eye drops, which are thick, and a nice big bubble forms on the dispenser. Miebo is thin, so only a little bit collects in the dispenser, like what I would consider to be 1/3 of one drop. Maybe the company that makes Magic Touch dispenser, could make one for thinner eye drops.

Watching videos and seeing the photos, I guess some drops are larger than others. I've got to take Timolol and a single drop is flush with the well that holds the drops. The problem is that in order for the drop to "jump" onto the inner eye lid and onto your eye, the drop needs to be big enough to basically form a dome that sits higher than the well. If it doesn't, the drop won't "magically jump". I'll go back to applying drops the old fashion way.

I have used this tool for several years and it is great. I am very nearsighted and had a hard time aiming eye drop bottles without wasting product or coming too close with the bottle. This tool solved that for me and I don't have to replace my eye drops nearly as fast. I became adept with the process in time. I will also mention that I have received great customer service support from the MD/inventor of this tool. I have asked questions regarding the use or quality of the product on the product website twice and he has replied with information and reassurance. So, I stock up when I find this on sale and hope it will continue to be available.

This is such a well conceived and manufactured product that I would give it ten stars if I could; the perfect eye drop applicator. The Magic Touch Applicator is easy and feels very natural to use, works as described, has a very sturdy cover and thumb grip for the silicone applicator and a great case. It is just a beautifully done product. I decided on this applicator vs. the other designs based on a customer's review, and was so glad I did after experiencing the beauty of it the first time. This is small, but not so tiny that it is easy to misplace. Hands and fingers that have problems with fine muscle control can use this just fine. The Magic Touch Applicator would be perfect for someone who needs to put drops into the eye of a pet or a person, including themselves, who tends to squint and "fight" against eye drops because it is very easy and natural and would be much less intimidating than a bottle looming over your eye. It just takes a second. When that little eye drop depression gets just to, but not touching the eye, the eye drop seems to "jump" into the eye. The fluid goes where it needs to instead of running down your eye. . Sometimes I have used one big drop to quickly do both eyes without refilling when I accidentally got a really big drop into the little depression. Just another way this product has eliminated waste. I consider that it almost paid for itself with just one bottle of drops. Big thumbs up to the seller. Because of the vision problem I was experiencing, now corrected, I did not realize I had 2 of these in my cart. They were extremely gracious in fixing my issue. These are very nice, real people. No robots or other artificial intelligence will be dealing with any questions you might have. If has been an altogether wonderful purchase.

This product is great. No need to lie down or worry about bottle sizes. Very easy to use and no more wasted drops at all.

Excelente para no desperdiciar gotas oftálmicas que son caras. Muy práctico y no lastima.

All my life, I have struggled with using eye drops. This little tool is definitely not like any of the other gadgets on the market. The creator was thinking outside the box when designing this clever item. It gently and accurately places a tiny drop in the eye without waste or discomfort. Plus it's easy to use and store. Thank you!

I found it more complicated than applying the drops without it. Also, it is very expensive considering what it is and that it is hard to use. I tried to return it and the vendor sent me a postage required canada post. Only when I complained, they sent a postage free label, then offer me a discount. It was too much of a hassle to return it. Thanks God, Amazon will process the refund under their policy, after I called about 6 times

This is the most awesomeness thing ever