How to apply eye drops in your language

2025-12-08 12:06:21

News from our full member The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital

The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital has developed a video with practical tips how to apply eyedrops te best.

The video has also been translated into 6 other languages!

Want to use these video’s for your own patients? Please feel free to do so!

Want these video’s in your own language? Contact Joanne Brodie

Source: The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital
Date: December 8, 2025

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