From using dirty hands to apply eye drops to using them without doctor prescription, know the common mistakes that people make.

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Though the process of putting in eye drops can be a bit of a challenge (it takes some practice!), the relief they bring can be well worth the hassle. With over-the-counter and prescription products ...

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If you don’t space out your doses, one medication may wash out the other ... bacteria from growing in the bottle. If the bacteria enter your eye through an eye drop, they could cause an infection.

It was difficult to get the drops out and the bottle didn’t disperse them ... It is important to avoid touching or rubbing the affected eye, and to wash your hands frequently to prevent the ...

Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before applying eye drops. It's also important to keep the eye drop bottle itself sterile and free from germs, as this could result in cross ...

Before you put Restasis drops into your eyes, you should wash your hands ... that’s used as eye drops. It’s available in single-dose vials or multidose bottles. Whether you’re using Restasis ...

"We really encourage you, if you can get to a sink, try and wash it ... before applying eye drops, and keep their drops somewhere separate from any similarly sized or colored bottles.

The confusion often arises because some glue bottles and eye drop containers can be similar ... if you can get to a sink, try and wash it out or take a towel and loosen it up a little bit because ...

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The nationwide eye drops recall continues to grow. Fifteen CVS Health-brand over-the-counter eye drops and ointments, 15 Ocusoft eye products and 28 other products have been recalled over ...