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Dorzol Quandary
Medical Necessity or Greed?
Dorzol is an eyedrop that keeps an eye (pun intended) on the internal eye pressure. I use it along with other drops to make sure glaucoma is kept at a safe, cannot even see it from here, distance.
That said, here’s my quandary.
No matter how softly I squeeze the Dorzol dispenser bottle, the drop that emits is huge, much larger than the drops from other eyedrop bottles. At least twice the volume, I’d safely say.
So here’s my question.
Are these much larger drops based on medical necessity or greed?
The medical necessity would be that the eye must, medially, be awash in Dorzol drop for it to be effective. Since this is not the case with other drops, I don’t lean in that direction.
Greed would, of course, be that the larger the drops, the sooner the bottle runs out, and the sooner you have to buy another (not inexpensive, even with insurance) one.
Knowing big business from years on the inside, I am coming down on the side of corporate greed, and all I feel about that is disgust.
© Wolfstuff
