do you have to keep it in cup when drinking? i'm old and wear bifocals i dont want to put my eye out
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No, you remove it from the cup after it is done steeping and before you drink the tea.
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It comes with a stand that the infuser is placed on after the tea is finished steeping. On the image, the stand is the little green thing on the bottom.
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No, you just steep the tea depending on the type of tea it is and take it off the cup. I love mine.
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I have done both but, as long as you are finished steeping, you can take it out and enjoy your coffee injury free!
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Not really. At least, I have to take my glasses off to use it. But I still love it!
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I normally drink from the mug. However you need to be careful for hot liquid as It will be Very hot. Its opening in no bigger than a regular glass. It could be a little sharp but for me is perfect. I have never had an issue to drink out of it
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Yes, absolutely, you can leave it in the cup if you want. I fill it each evening and put it in the refrigerator, then pack it into my lunch tote that goes to work with me each morning. I drink it with lunch.
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you can leave it in there, however it is noisy once you don't have a lot of liquid still in the cup. So not good for during a quiet class or meeting. :)
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Yes you do, but only if you need to get the last drops out. I can hold the lid in place with my thumb while pouring, keeping the other hand free. It has not been a nuisance in about 6 months of usage, twice per day.
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It does not hurt your eyes unless you sit really close to it and stare at it for a while. I personally did not try it and I won't try it in the future either.
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Honestly and truthful. .yes it is I wear glass on a regular basic since I started using this vitamin I only wear my glasses at night when I drive which I am so happy about..even my love ones where surprise. .seriously my own personal experience. .every one is different remember that...so I'm answering honestly to my personal experience. .
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Might be that there is a plastic cap holder so the cap can be allowed to flop while you are drinking. I know the Mrs' has one and mine doesn't. It's not uncommon for the pictures to be "forgotten" to be updated. Double check the oz size? Not 100% aware of an "updated" version.
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No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved us a lot of false alarms. I hope this helps. No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved... » Read More No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved us a lot of false alarms. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sorry about the first response...The eyecup is definitely designed to go around your eye comfortably without glasses. You can still look in there and get a pretty good view while wearing glasses. You'd probably have to try it out and see.
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One answer I've heard is that you want to keep eyedrops as sterile as possible, and the cold retards bacteria growth. If this is the only consideration, it's certainly less important than being able to get the drops out of the bottle! If there is some other reason, I guess we'd have to ask the manufacturer.
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Same answer -- I use the bins canoeing on the river where I almost always wear sunglasses (non-prescription). I just prop the shades on top of my head when I want to use the bins. Never tried looking through both at the same time. --Matt
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You don't have to. I keep mine on my desk next to my daily multivitamin. If it was in the fridge I'd forget to take it.
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Hello! I love these glasses and use them when I drive from work in the mornings. I have no trouble wearing them inside at work and homes, but as they are sunglasses I can't see well wearing them outside at night. Hope this helps!
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No I don't drink out of the teacup. It is too large. I put plants in it. It looks pretty on my patio.
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It does have a sipping option with the lid on. The secret is to turn the "gizmo" on the lid so it opens. This one has a screw-on lid, which is so much better in case one drops it. My old lens cup didn't screw on but was just pushed down in place, and it spilled when I would drop it. The new ones are much nicer.