For the eye

Eye drops.
Simply easier.

A one-piece device that helps administer eye drops accurately, hygienically and without stress. Attach it once — use it throughout the entire treatment.

For the peace of mind

✦

One device
for the entire treatment

Safe distance
between the dropper tip and the eye

Eye-drop administration
has not changed
in decades.

Even modern ophthalmic medicines are still administered from a conventional bottle. For many people, landing a drop in the eye is difficult, stressful and prone to error.

Missed doses

Poor eyesight, hand tremor and limited dexterity make it difficult to follow treatment consistently.

Wasted medication

Drops often land on the eyelid or cheek, forcing another attempt and increasing treatment costs.

Contamination risk

Contact between the dropper tip and the eye, face, table or floor may contaminate the medicine.

Anxiety and blinking

An instinctive fear of the dropper makes calm, precise administration more difficult.

DROPEAZ® / PRODUCT VIEW

Simple form.
Three functions.

Dropeaz® attaches to the bottle neck in seconds. Its openwork, one-piece design remains in place throughout the treatment.

01

Secure fit

A flexible ring adapts to the bottle and holds the device securely in place.

02

Safe distance

The supports connecting both rings maintain a safe distance between the eye and the dropper tip.

03

Orbital contact

The ring stabilises positioning and helps gently lift the eyelid.

Three movements.
Calm administration.

Once attached, Dropeaz® remains on the bottle. For the next dose, simply remove the cap.

Attaching the Dropeaz positioner to an eye-drop bottle
01

Attach the positioner

Slide Dropeaz® onto the bottle neck while holding the larger ring. Press down until it is securely positioned.

Positioning Dropeaz at the eye and administering a drop
02

Position and administer

Tilt your head back, gently rest the ring around the eye, then squeeze the bottle to administer the dose.

Closing the bottle without removing the Dropeaz positioner
03

Close the bottle

Close the bottle without removing Dropeaz®. The positioner remains in place, ready for the next use.

Designed around
the patient.

Designed with the patient in mind.
Every element supports safe, calm and self-administration.

Less stress

The dropper tip does not approach the eye directly, giving the user a greater control.

Better hygiene

The caged tip is less likely to come into accidental contact with the eye or face.

Less blinking

The ring helps keep the eyelid stable at the crucial moment of administration.

Greater independence

Simple handling supports older adults and people with minor limitations in hand mobility.

Protects the eye.
Protects the medication.

Dropeaz® creates a physical barrier between the dropper tip and the surface of the eye. Precise positioning reduces missed applications and helps maintain hygiene.

  • Consistent distance from the eye surface
  • Reduced contact between the tip and the face
  • Fewer missed and wasted drops
  • Openwork design that does not obstruct light
up to 100%

A 30-year literature review reported contamination of used eye-drop tips and caps in up to 100% of tested samples.

Iskandar et al., Pharmaceutics, 2022

One system.
Multiple applications.

A family of system-based solutions tailored to different bottle types, administration methods and patient needs.

Hover over a variant
to see its preview
01

SnD Basic

The core Snap & Drop model for the most widely used ophthalmic bottles.

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SnD Basic variant animation
02

SnD Type N / A

Variants tailored to specific packaging standards, including Novelia and Aptar.

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SnD Type N / A variant animation
03

CnD

Click & Drop for flexible single-dose containers.

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CnD variant animation

Minimum material.
Maximum function.

Dropeaz® was created in the spirit of minimalist engineering. One component, one material and one production operation provide the foundation for low cost, repeatable quality and broad accessibility.

1 component1 material100% recyclable

A problem that
truly exists.

Medical literature clearly documents the difficulties associated with conventional eye-drop administration.

only 19.7%

of patients with glaucoma had their administration technique rated as good

Gao et al., 2018
>80%

of patients had not received or could not recall instructions on correct instillation

Tatham et al., 2013
40 µL

is the average volume of a standard drop, while the eye can hold only 7–10 µL

Chow et al., 2025

The cited studies document problems with conventional administration. The effectiveness of the Dropeaz® device will be subject to separate validation.

Eye health begins
with simple solutions.

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