Drug companies making eyedrops too big
Consumer Corner October 22, 2017 NPR 0
Eyedrops overflow our eyes because drug companies make the typical drop — from glaucoma drugs that cost hundreds of dollars to cheap over-the-counter bottles — larger than a human eye can hold.
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