Eye Wash Cup, Portable Reusable Eye Cups for Eye Wash, Eye Rinse Cup and Contact Lens Case Kit, Silicon Manual Air Pressure Eye Washer Cup Tool(Blue)

this isn't your mothers eye cup that you had to tilt your head back with the cup tight against your eye to get the eye flushed with water. we saw the AITIME eye wash cup in action when a family member needed to use it. It was quick and efficient and easy . It worked so well doing it's job that I ordered 2 for me and my husband in different colors. Just squeeze the bulb and it shoots the water into your eye. the rim is lined so you don't have anything hard sticking into your face and it gives it a better fit. This is the way to go!

I was looking for a sanitary way to rinse my eyes and this does exactly what I wanted. I'm awful with eye drops, and trying to splash water with my hands kind of made a mess and I had concerns about cleanliness that way. Instead I can just fill the cup with water, bring it up to my face, then tilt my head upright and blink a few times. I'll usually squeeze the bulb a few times to help flush out my eye as well, though honestly I'm not sure how effective it is. It's doesn't hurt my eye at all and I can feel the movement of water, so I guess it works, lol. The fit against my face works really well. The silicone liner creates a decent seal and is comfortable enough. I haven't leaked water all over the place while I'm using it. Obviously when I lower the cup I do need to use a towel to dry the area around my eye. Especially considering the cheap price, I'd call this a win, though certainly your milage may vary regarding the fit. I'll probably pick up an extra to keep as a spare.

Easy, simple portable personal eye wash. Little squeeze bag will fill with water or saline solution and will gently send decent volume of water into eye. Alternatively you can just keep your eyes open like in the pool and tilt your head back; the eye cup is shaped and seals very similar to swim goggles. If using eye wash pods from your first aid kit the 20ml size pod should give you about (2) flushes with clean water.

Kind of cheaply made, but functional. The best thing about this design is that you can keep your head down as you squeeze the bulb to launch the fluid upward. It comes with a plastic outer ring which is removable, and I like it better without the plastic piece. It is kind of convenient, but uses more eye wash fluid than the solid glass ones I bought as well. Eye wash fluid is expensive, the lease expensive per ounce is like $11 for 16 ounces! In my case I have to wash out the deposits in my eyes once or twice a day, so I have to ration the eye wash fluid as best I can.

Works well. The silicone rim is a nice touch, and I did not find any leakage when I used it. I gentle used the squeezy pump bulb and it was gentle on my eye. I made my own saline solution with boiled distilled water, a little non-iodized salt and a pinch of baking soda to keep the pH similar to my own eye. Saves me a lot of money on buying sterile saline rinses. I can see this product lasting for a long time. No real moving parts and simple to use.

Works great! As a remodeler, I wish I had one sooner!

I have ridiculously bad allergies. To the point that I will sometimes wake up in the morning with my eyes burning. Allergist suggest a gentle eye was cup to help flush any particles out and help relieve the itching and burning. This little gadget is so handy. My favorite part is how it can be disassembled into a couple of parts. This makes traveling with it beyond helpful. When I opened it at first I thought it was quite small and was kind of disappointed. Boy was I wrong. It's the perfect amount and works so well. I'm going to be getting all my family members with allergies one of this. Total game changer for people with allergies.

Excellent, The silicone ring helps it fit nicely around the eye socket. The little pump works great to swirl the water. The unit may be turned around to let the pump flow the water from either direction.