FOYARA Eye Bath Silicone Eye Wash Cup Set of 12 for Refresh and Clean Tired Eyes

I adopted a Saint Bernard who was born without an eye. They never closed the lids together so sometimes I would have to rinse it out. She hated me cleaning it out and trying to squirt eye cleaner solution was a total pain in the butt. I can't comment on the suction as she has fur all around her eyes but I can say I was able to push these on her eye and hold them in place without hurting her. They are soft and flexible and worked great for us. They are reusable and so far have held up great. I hand wash them and let them air dry.

I do eye basti for myself and doing it with dough is really difficult when no one else is around. I started with buying a glass eye bath, thinking it would be best for the oil. Well, when you leave a heavy glass piece on your eye for 15 minutes, it weights on it and becomes really painful. These silicone eye baths are perfect! They are soft, do not weigh down on the eye and form a nice suction for less leakage opportunities. They are easily cleaned with baking soda (cleans the oils off nicely) They can be reused.

This is my second order of these. They have a soft texture and fit well. I boil them for 3 minutes after use and only throw them away after many uses.

Works well has good suction and doesn’t fall off. I use it to wash my eyes at night before bed and I am able to still walk around and do things if need be.

Well shaped and easy to use

I use this when I feel a little irritation in my eyes so if I catch it early it won't get worse as she pain is so uncomfortable. The cup fits great on my eyes and is easy to use. Although I had thought that you were supposed to mean your head back when using this, I find that it works just great if I just fill the cup full and while holding it, lean my head down and put the cup on the eye. This way, there is little spillage and it gets the irritant out of the eye.

They fit around my eyes quite well and seal with a vacuum effect, which if handled gently and carefully is fine. It also can be a little painful if you’re not slow and careful sealing it and unsealing it. I am using these to bathe my eyes in Ozonated sailine solution which is very oxidative. I do notice that as I’ve had 2 of the cups sitting out for a couple of months, they are going from the whitish clear color to a slightly yellowish color. Is that sunlight or the oxidative affect on the silicone? Must be degradation of the silicone material somewhat. See picture. 12 in a package so I’ll replace them perhaps every six months. They have ml measurement data printed hard to read in certain positions but helpful. I was using an eye cup made of glass prior to these, it practically bruised me around the eye. These are much more comfortable and easy to use. Remember to hold your hand on the longer curve on the lateral side of your eye to prevent leakage when the cup is suctioned. When removing, pull it off very gently and slowly while delicately wiggling it to break the suction seal…

One night... I was watching TV and my eyes started to itch. I rubbed them a couple of times and ended with a few eyelashes in one of my eyes. Well, as much as I tried to get them out, I had one that was stubborn and way back in there. I figured it would eventually come out but after 4 days... It was driving me nuts. I ordered these cups and some eye wash. It came the next day and I don't think I've ever been so excited to receive something from Amazon. I added the eye wash into the cup, put it against my eye and just opened and closed my eye a few times. I pull the cup off and look at the eye wash and there it was... the eyelash that was driving me up a wall. Instant relief. Great product which I'm sure can be used for other purposes but this is what I used it for.