[Nfbf-l] a small blindness problem, please help?

[slyfox]

Jordan,
If they are truly a drop in a bottle you can use the auto drop, a drop guide.  It   is a plastic cover you can attach over the top of the bottle and it is placed over your eye to help guide the drop. You can purchase it at any drug store. But if it is an ointment that comes in a tube, you can put the ointment on his finger tip and then place it in the corner of your eye. I hope that this will be helpful. 
Sylvia



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From: Jordan Norregaard via Nfbf-l <nfbf-l at nfbnet.org> 
Date:12/14/2014  7:29 AM  (GMT-05:00) 
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Subject: [Nfbf-l] a small blindness problem, please help? 

I just came back from the eye doctor, and got proscribed eye drops. I
am totally blind...what is the best way to  put them in my own eyes?
They're rather thick  drops, like an ointment for the eye,  so there's
a bit more challenge here. My parents help me now, and that's cool,
but there's gotta be a way to do it independently.  Can anyone give me
some pointers/tips?

Jordan Norregaard

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