pros: Comes nicely packaged. instructions are easy to understand. Easy to charge with the universal USB C. Tried with my eyes closed. The water pressure wasn't bad at all. The TPU material around the eyes are comfortable. They are nice and able to remove for cleaning purposes. Great to have two spots for dirty used water/cleaner product and one for the regular product. Would highly recommend!! Price is cheap for such an important emergency situation.cons: Down side to this is that there is no carry bag of any sort so that defeats the purpose of ***portable***. Added to our emergency kit but sits in a ziplock bag. Maybe this will change on the next edition?

I work outdoors in landscape construction, and it's a given that I will end up with mulch, pollen, rock dust, or something else in my eye at some point. We have the giant eye wash squirt bottles, but that ends up being such a mess! This device is perfect because the liquid is contained.Upon testing, I found that it was gentle enough to not cause discomfort--it isn't shooting strong streams of eye wash like a water flosser shoots water at your gums, more of a gentle flood. After use, it was easy to take apart and clean. It is small enough to add to my kit in my work truck. It doesn't come with a carrying bag or case but it was easy for me to find something so it stays protected and close at hand.

As someone who is often bothered by pollen and other eye irritants, I was excited to try this eye wash station. While it does work, I think its performance and features are only minimally acceptable.Good Build Quality: The main unit feels solid, and recharges using standard USB-C. The unit comes with a charging cable, but *not* a USB-C charging block.Simple Charging: Charging was simple; however, the green light which flashes during charging (1) is extremely bright (see photo) and (2) flashes so rapidly (not “slowly,” as the instructions state) that it would be very distracting and annoying if you were in the same room. Plan to charge it somewhere you aren’t.Operation: Long-press the start button and the unit sends continuous gentle “fountains” of water from the small nozzles (one on each side). Short-press the same button and the unit stops for 1-2 seconds every 4-5 seconds (but I have no idea what that start-stop-start-stop mode is meant to achieve). Contrary to what the instructions indicate, there appears to be no way to rinse only one eye; you get streams of water in both eyes or neither.Inaccurate Instructions: I found the operating instructions rather incomprehensible (see photo), but from what I could understand, they are simply inaccurate. The unit I received does not have a “Motor A” and a “Motor B”; it’s both eyes or neither. Also, contrary to the instructions, there is no buzzer or beep to indicate on/off or mode status. The instructions say the “working time” is set to 5 minutes; however, my unit stopped after 20 seconds, which is about how long it takes to use all the water in the tank. Finally, I have no idea why the product description claims the product has a “dual-pressure system (gentle rinse for daily use and deep flush for emergencies)” — I found no difference at all in the water pressure between the two modes.Small Water Reservoir: The water tank is too small. At the “max fill” line, the tank holds slightly less than 1/2 cup. Running continuously, the water tank was emptied in about 20 seconds.Non-Ergonomic Eye Cups: Contrary to the product description’s claim, the product is not “Zero Leaks, Zero Fuss.” The outer edges of the eye cups are not long enough to reach my (very average-sized) face, and the rubber-like material is not soft enough to “mold to any face shape,” as claimed. As a result, I found it impossible to get a good seal, so a lot of the water ended up leaking out the sides of the eye cups, rather than going into the used-water tank. When I held my head face-down over the sink to avoid the leaking, the used water did drain into the second tank, but it totally failed the “no spills, no drips, no awkward leaning over sinks” promise.Uses Too Much Eye Wash: With a regular eye cup, you can fill it with a small amount of eye wash (which is not inexpensive) and blink your eye a bunch of times to clear out dust and pollen. This machine creates a continuous stream and the liquid immediately goes into the second tank (or out the sides of the eye cups if you’re not leaning over a sink).The product disassembles easily for rinsing and drying, so no complaints there.Bottom Line: If you’re willing to lean over a sink, refill the reservoir repeatedly and go through a lot of eye wash, this product does produce gentle streams of water which help clear irritants from your eyes. However, this product does not seem to be a good value ($29.99 - 20% = $23.99, at time of order), so it’s a hard pass for me: for a fraction of the price, a regular eye wash cup is just as effective, takes up much less space and uses a lot less eye wash.2 stars.

So looking down into the eye cups the first time, it looks kinda scary with the nozzles pointing right at the center of your eyes. Is this going to hurt? What if it sprays too hard? In my mind I was thinking squirt gun to the eye but in actual use it's not a direct stream at all, it's more like small splashes that pulse, not painful or jarring at all.It does go through liquid faster than I had expected. If you are wanting this for regular use I would suggest getting the large containers of buffered saline. I had a 4oz bottle of B&L eye wash and filling this up to the line used more than half the bottle.

This is a good device to have for removing foreign objects from the eyes - dirt, sawdust, contaminants, even just an eyelash can cause some pain and be hard to remove. I wouldn't use this for dry eye or eye strain though. It is really more appropriate for flushing the eyes, and having water directed at the eyeballs is not soothing in any way if you don't have an irritant in them. This is very portable - it fits in one of the bathroom counter drawers and can be carried in the car if you need it at your work location. I can recommend this - it is well made and feels durable, works well, and is easy to clean.

The eye wash is pretty big. I thought it was a tiny wash container based on the picture.I never had an eye wash station before at home. I really like this product. I can clearly identify the clean water part and the dirty water part in the container. The eye protection guard is made of silicone and very flexible.I like the quality of the warm unit and how much water it can hold to shoot water in the eyes. It is very affordable for the size of this unit. You only need to press one button to clean your eyes from debris or any household accident that will wash the eye well. This is a useful unit next to the O2 pull sock sensor, glucose kit, fire blanket, first aid kit and all things medicine.

The unit is well packaged, clean, has two modes, portable, USB C charging, and it works. However, I would not recommend it.The eye cups are too rigid, making it not comfortable and not conforming properly around the eyes, thus causing the water to flow out instead of back into the waste water tank compartment.Also, the location of the switch couldn’t be at a worse location. It’s located between the two eyes, so it’s kinda blocked by your nose making it extremely impractical.Last but not least, the box says that it has a 120ml capacity. However, the tank max water line is only 100ml.It’ll work in a pinch, but not something I can recommend.