PhysiciansCare First Aid 🩺 Kit - 24 Pieces for 2021 Review

off label I know but apparently there is no money left to sell a simple saline or boron solution for rinsing eye drops so they are almost impossible to find in local grocery stores or pharmacies for fifty cents or dollars as you can. Instead, spend five to twenty dollars on something with questionable chemicals that will treat a problem you probably don't have. If you work in a dusty environment or, like me, clog the sebum glands on your eyelids or deposit oil on your eyes which affects your…

I bought this eye wash from PhysiciansCare with the eyecup and was surprised that it was very easy to use. One application of the eyewash seemed to last a few hours to relieve the itch this allergy season. I thought it might be difficult to pump that much fluid into my eyes, but it was easy. I treated one eye, rinsed and refilled the cup to treat the other - I think that's how it should work. A great extra help when the disposable refresh drops I use all the time aren't helping.

For years I thought I had allergies year round. My eyes watered all day and felt like they had sand in them. Then my eye doctor told me I had dry eyes and recommended drops. If anything, the recommended drops made it worse. Then when I searched for Collerium, a product I have used in the past, I came across PsysiciansCare. Doesn't matter! With twice daily use, my eyes stopped watering completely. Such a simple solution to a problem I've had for years and it's nice to flush your eyeballs, sort…

My dog was born with tear duct problems, her tears run down her face and can collect dirt and cause skin or eye infections, I have to wash her every day. I've spent a lot of money on tiny bottles of "safe" pet eyewash that quickly ran out. Water just doesn't get in there like saline. Finding and trying this product has been a great help for my pocket and my daily life. I pour from this bottle into a small bottle. Unless you're installing it in an emergency eyewash station and watering it, be…