Can these be converted to eye-dropper?
1390842
I'd suppose if you were able to drill a small hole in the reservoir, and then use an appropriate screw with a rubber gasket, this could be refilled as needed with a syringe. Should be easy if you have the right drill bit and screw.
1390843
I believe all you have to do is pull out the nib and the feed and use a syringe to refill it as an eye dropper.
1390844
Since these are disposable I do not think they can be converted to eye-dropper.
1390845
These essentially are eye-droppers. Although not designed to be refillable, with a little effort, they can be refilled. Do a search for "refill pilot varsity".
630559
The tip of they eye dropper will fit in a straw. The rest of the eye dropper will not. I don't know the diameter but it is as thick as a straw. It comes to a smaller point where the liquid comes out. Hope that helped.
719751
It was one of the worst things I have ever purchased. Roses!, you would get better results using an eye dropper.
394620
Sure. They clip to the frame of your glasses around the nose piece, then you flip them up or down as needed. Mine have always stayed very stable--I usually use them at the firing range, so I can see up close when I need to, then flip them up when I need to look downrange.
1005726
If you mean a removable dropper that you squeeze than no. You can tip them and dispense drops that way.
1853073
No. It's a plastic bottle-no dropper. You could transfer it into one though.
1801049
They are made of glass so that should be ok, just not sure about the dropper part.
1602533
It's very tricky. Sorry if this is useless, but I know it's possible. A friend of mine can get "pinners" out of these but I can't. If I tried more I could maybe learn but I like a good amount. So... It's possible but I myself cannot do it. Hope this helps friend
583916
I don't know if you can use it to take eye maker-up off. I don't think it was designed for that. On the back of the product label there should be the company's / manufacture's name ...goggle it and get phone # and call.
1013134
You can, just like any pair of glasses. But I would not expect these glasses to protect my eyes. I doubt that they are rated as safety glasses.
578672
it's the getting what you want in it that's the issue. I bought a special syringe to help with that and it's still a bit messy. I can see an eye dropper working.
916679
use eye dropper-- this product is delicious but very strong.. you must adjust recipe to fit this concentration... experiment --its fun then write amount down... good luck
1996839
I don't think so, but even if you could, they are in focus so close to my face I can only use 1 eye. The object is about 1 inch from my face.
1445540
No. These drops do not change your eye color. They claim to make the white part whiter, but it really does not. It's quite frankly a waste of money.
1816392
I don't see why you couldn't. That said, I have not had any problems with the dropper...
1432711
You can, but they would not be the best choice. You should use a soft, lint free cloth, just like that which comes with a pair of new eyeglasses. Further, would suggest you read the recommendations from Apple: http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT3226#iphones
108277
No problem with that. You will need to have some small hole or hook for the attachment. If there is nothing, you could just use a very small "eye" screw, etc. It should work well.