4" Wide 2-Way for face Down vitrectomy Eyesight and COVID-19 proning Lung Recovery

Works well. Keeps eye and head down. A real life saver when you’re told to stay in a head down position for a week. Kind of over priced but I’m not complaining.

I had eye surgery & read a lot about recovery and obstacles that people encountered, since recovery meant being face-down for at least a week. I read about this mirror and found it to be a real game changer…I was able to watch TV, and talk to visitors without lifting my head. At first I thought it may be too small but it was perfect and worked like a charm. Also want to add, that it is not a flimsy item, very sturdy, well worth purchasing.

It does the job but is very small. I am about to have eye surgery and I didn'tread the 4" size part. I just looked at the picture they had in their ad.I haven't had eye surgery yet so I don't know if the small size will be an issue or not.

This item was a blessing for my wife to use after her eye surgery

The mirror is really too small for the money. Unfortunately it fell and broke within an hour of receiving it. I'll try gluing it together for now but I will order the 8 in mirror for 10.00 more Recomend taping to the table top.

I bought this mirror to use during my recovery from vitrectomy surgery on my macular hole in my right eye. I had rented one for my first surgery, 3 years ago, not knowing I'd need another surgery. So now I own it. It works great for a head down position. I can watch TV. The main reason I bought it. If I could get a do over I would've bought the larger one. Mine was the smallest.

Really expensive for a $2.00 product. I’m happy that a veteran is making money here… but it’s not an excuse to take advantage of people with medical issues. Product is too small and best used up close. I would not purchase this again. Delivery was in a plastic bag… no padded packaging.

Sorry to say that the optics are not good. I literally could not use this mirror. The image is blurry and wavy. I use captions for TV viewing, and could not make them out. The vitrectomy mirror from the rental company was much sharper. It's a shame -- maybe it's just not possible to make a budget vitrectomy mirror.