EyeDropAlarm

I was really impressed with this, until today. For some strange reason, all the times shifted an hour backwards when British Summer Time ended and we returned to GMT, (UTC). I can’t think of any reason why this would be useful. Whilst it is relatively easy to correct from the following day, it’s a totally unnecessary step in an otherwise great and useful app.

Really easy to use and invaluable in reminding me to use drops

As a Blepharitis sufferer, I’ve found this app to be really useful and well thought out. It works much better than some of the alternative apps in my experience. Thanks to the ophthalmologist Kayur Shah for creating this as a charitable project.

This is a good App for reminders when to take drops particularly if having to take more than one medication. It would be improved if it kept a record of the times the drops were taken that could be sent to a doctor or family member.

Can’t adjust the eyedrops reduction after the original schedule as the different meds change to two drops per day after seven days or more or they stop after the prescribed days.

I spent a couple hours creating an elaborate spreadsheet to log all of my various pre-op and post-op drops (times 2 for both eyes). Then when I went to print it out, I realized: A) I’d have to carry around the printout of the spreadsheet to manually check-off each drop; B) I’d still have to create events or reminders on my phone for multiple times a day for me to take the drops; and C) neither of these solutions sounded very simple. Then the little 5-watt bulb went on over my head and I thought “there has to be an app for this”. Well………. There is, and THIS IS IT!! This app is fantastic!! It does anything and everything you need for managing your eye drops before and after cataract surgery. The user interface is simple and straightforward. Setting up different schedules for different drops is a piece of cake. The app will alert you when it’s time for a drop; it will handle the ‘delay’ between successive drops; it will handle stepping down the number of drops per day as the weeks go by (if needed); and it will give you peace of mind that it’s all being taken care of so you don’t have to even think about it!! Some apps that purport to ‘manage’ aspects of your life are really done poorly - sloppy coding, lousy UI, unstable performance, etc. This app is totally professional - I’d gladly pay for it - BUT IT’S FREE!! What are you waiting for? Get it NOW!!

I knew right away when my eye doctor said I needed cataract surgery, and put me on a schedule of multiple eye drops every day, it was going to be impossible for me… I’m always too busy. So, this is 2024 and checked to see if anyone made an app for this and ‘voila’ my problem solved. Whoever made this - THANK YOU, this is so easy, so reliable, so well thought out…it’s the BEST!

Great way to easily track your medication schedule for eye drops.

This app was recommended in a Facebook group for cataract surgery. It is intuitive to use and was easy to setup. It just works and is not overly complicated. I just brought my wife home after a total knee replacement, and 3 scripts to take at different times of day and for different periods of time. She gets the anti nausea med in both eyes every 6 hours. I know what it means and will track my drops (they have the pink top!” I did even look for an app for swallowed pills. Thank you for developing this app! If you find yourself in need of a project, you could adapt this app for other meds!? Thanks again!!

Very nice… alarm sound could be more attention getting