GMS Optical Glass Eye Wash Cup - Soothing Relief from Allergens, Irritants, Makeup, Dust, Dry Eyes and More - Use With Distilled Water or Saline (10 mL Volume)

This eye cup is glass, it fits comfortably in the eye socket, and it holds the right amount of fluid. The glass is important to me, because it means no BPA and I can boil it for ten minutes to sterilize it.Yes, I found a couple of mold marks on the sides (not on the surface you press into the eye socket) that were a little rough. So, as I was rinsing it before its initial use, I sanded the rough marks smooth with an emery board as I held it under the faucet. It took 15 seconds, so I am not downgrading it for this.Recently I got a little eye infection, probably from rubbing my eye with a less than perfectly clean hand. It was not pink eye; my tear ducts were swollen and the eye had some discharge but didn’t get red. Anyhow, I made up a saline solution with distilled water and kosher salt, boiled for fifteen minutes, then cooled. The saline bath was very effective...this particular eye infection cleared up within 24 hours.I fill the eye cup about 3/4s full of saline solution, place the stem between my third and ring fingers (palm toward my face,) bend over to fit the cup into my eye socket, press the cup to fit comfortably around my eye, raise my head with the cup pressed in place, bathe my eye, and blink a number of times to make sure the saline is bathing the eye and tear ducts. Then I bend back over to remove the eye cup, empty it, and clean it.I experience no leaks, though I keep a clean tea towel at the ready just in case. I have huge, protruding eyes, and the eye cup fits comfortably in my eye socket leaving plenty of room for the eyelids and eye.I can see that this cup will also help me during allergy season, when my eyes get gummy, and in the winter, when my eyes get too dry.I’m really glad I got this glass eye cup.

I needed to wash my eyes to rid them of pollen & pet dander. This works very well! At first, I couldn't manage to use it without getting water all over me, but it appears one side is slightly taller, and that enabled me to position it to fit my eye better (no more drips). I also use it in the shower, so I don't have to worry about where the water is going. I dropped it once and thought, "Oh, rats! That's gone," but even though it dropped from over 5' onto hard ceramic tile, it didn't break (& neither did the tile)! That won't happen every day, but it's nice to know it's sturdy! Thank you for a good product!An admirer

Worked great. Like that it's made from glass! And it's kind of retro -- similar to the glass eye wash cups from back in the day.

I used a glass eye wash cup growing up, and am delighted I found this cup. Fits around eye well with no leakage, and is not sharp at all, very well made.

This glass eye cup, doesn’t work for me as well as the plastic cups that you usually get with the bottles of eye wash. The old-fashioned glass eye cups were a little bigger and could seal in the eyelid better. This eye cup that I’m reviewing is under size and leaks too much.

Fits comfortable over the eye, I am a landscaper and always get something in my eye when blowing down yards

I love the simple, yet elegant design of this eye cup! One of the few on the market that is still made of heavy duty glass, rather than plastic. It sits atop a stem, giving an appearance of a tiny goblet, but which makes it easy to hold without slipping when washing your eye. Perfect for using on a daily basis with Dr. Christopher's Herbal Eye formula or to have on hand if someone gets something in their eye and you need to wash it out.

Good fit around my eyes. No leaks.