901 Sterile Saline Eyewash 20 mL Ampoules, Plastic (Pack of 25)

I got these so I could wash off excess gunk from my eye drops after my LASIK surgery. My doctors told me to keep my eyes away from tap water and avoid rubbing my lids, which makes it a challenge to clean. With this, I was able to direct a moderate stream down my eye with my eye closed. That got rid of the gunk without risking my eyes. This is a saline solution, however, so it's definitely salty afterward. The volume is great. I'm not sure that I've ever used all of it. See my picture of how much bigger it is than a standard PF eye drop vial. If you're going to be using this in an emergency, I recommend splitting up the vials before storing them. They're a little tough to separate, and you don't want any delay if someone's eyes are on the line. The cap is also a little tricky to turn off, but you need that for sterility. It requires significant force and to be pushed in the right way. I also found that I sometimes ended up rubbing my finger over the opening after I managed to twist it off. So, be a little cautious and remember to wash your hands first.

The viles are a little difficult to separate, so doing so before you need one solves that problem. For $25, couldn't go wrong. They seem difficult to find. Size is plenty large enough to ensure you can rinse your eye thoroughly. We have used a couple of them so far, even on our 3 year old. A must have for a complete first aid kit.

Ranch and carpentry work always puts dust or particles in my eyes. Wish I'd had these for the last 30 years! Easy to use. I now carry one in my purse and travel bag too. My eyes are dry and when I get something in them it flares up a bump under my eyelid. These have helped with that.

These seem better than some other eyewashes I have tried, and do not burn. There is also plenty of solution, 20ml = 0.7oz. I keep these in my first aid kit in the car, and also at home so I can use them occasionally when needed. The caps do not go back on like some of the smaller single use eyedrops, which can come in handy when needing to set them down briefly (so just gotta use these in one shot or find another way to hold on to it after opening). Other than the caps, these are great.

Lots of them

I have a few in all my camping / hiking bags. In my car's go-bag, but I don't keep them in the car as it gets way too hot. I have these in my office bag, computer bag. I don't get things in my eyes everyday. I'm not that clumsy. But WOW. You don't know you really need something like this until you actually do. I got sawdust in my eyes working outside. It got past my goggles. Fortunately I had these little eye wash sticks. Problem solved.

I bought this for several First Aid kits I've put together. And wanted to include an eye wash for emergency use. Upon opening this box, right off the bat I was very impressed with them. The viles are very sturdy, and large enough that just 1 should be sufficient for the purpose intended. Considering buying an extra box, but 25 should be more than I even need. I'm glad I chose this brand from all the others sold on Amazon.

Removed dust with ease.

Love than. I have shortens so suffer with dry eyes and accumulated mucus in eyes (gross) and use these to wash my eyes out. Perfect, travel friendly, easy to use and a VERY generous amount in each pod. When at home get several days out of one pod. Sterile and soothing for anyone with sore eyes from illness or hay fever etc.

Fantastic for eye flushing. Nice and easy to use. Perfect amount for flushing.

Good stuff

Immediate relief for allergens or pollen due to my pets / also putting face cream on my eyes was not a good idea. Eye cream = for eyes, but lesson learned. The product is gold.

Seems to be a very good product. Osed it to mix with dmso