Ezy Dose Ezy Dose 1 ml Straight/Bent Tip Glass Droppers - 2 ct
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Ezy Dose
Ezy Dose 1 ml Straight/Bent Tip Glass Droppers - 2 ct
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Ezy Dose 1 ml Straight/Bent Tip Glass Droppers - 2 ct
Makes delivering drops of medication easier. Easy to use and dishwasher safe. Each dropper holds 1 mL of liquid or approx. 30-35 drops.
Directions: To fill dropper: 1. Squeeze black bulb. 2. Immerse into medication or solution. 3. Release bulb slowly to allow tube to fill to desired amount. To dispense liquid: 1. Squeeze bulb gently and slowly 2. Continue to squeeze bulb until desired number of drops has been released. Avoid touching tip of dropper directly to any part of the body, including the eye. Care: Before each use: Sterilize by placing in boiling water for 10 seconds. After each use: Place in dishwasher on the top shelf or wash with mild detergent and rinse with warm water. Allow to air dry.
Warnings: Always consult your doctor about eye or eye injury before treating with medication. Never place anything that is not sterile into the eye, nor use any instrument to deliver medication into the eye that is not sterile. Keep all medication out of reach of children. This product is not child resistant. This item is not a toy. do not bite. Small parts. Choking hazard if bulb is removed.
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