The locnm code lets us get the local or server file path to the file or image desired. Your doctor of optometry may prescribe eyedrops for you to use to treat certain eye conditions, infections or diseases. Before you use any eyedrops, be sure to tell your optometrist about any other prescription or nonprescription medications that you are taking or any allergies that you have. Here are some general tips about correctly putting eyedrops in your eyes. Look at the ceiling by standing or sitting and tilting your head backwards.
Some people like to lie down on a flat surface.
If you are unable to master this, gently pull your lower lid down with your index finger. Keep the bottle's nozzle or the eyedropper clean by not touching it to any part of your eyes. Aim the drop into the inside corner of your eye. Open your eye and let the drop run into your lower lid. This step is very important with some medications, so do not skip it if your doctor specifies it.