When Allisa Song read the October 2017 ProPublica article featured on NPR titled, “Drug Companies Make Eyedrops Too Big, And You Pay For The Waste,” it was the first drop of many that would cause quite the ripple effect. It would lead to the creation of Nanodropper....

Meet Allisa Song. Seafood connoisseur. Mom to three bunnies and two dogs. Snowboarding and dancing enthusiast. Guinea pig foster mom. Keyboard player. Aspiring cow and homestead farm owner. Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine medical student. CEO of Nanodropper. From the four co-founders to the new hires, Nanodropper is excited to introduce you to its growing team in the coming weeks and months as we expand to meet your eye health needs. Read on to learn all about CEO Allisa Song!...

Nanodropper is excited to share that our team is growing! We are excited to introduce our first external hire — Kristi Hargiss joins Nanodropper as our Digital Content Creator....

Have you ever successfully administered an eyedrop without getting that unnecessary overflow? You know what we’re talking about. That big teardrop that rolls down your cheek. For glaucoma patients who need those precious eyedrops to maintain their sight, that can feel like actual money trickling away. That’s just how it’s supposed to work, right? There’s no other way, is there? The pharmacy gave you those eyedrops, and they’re the size they should be. Right? In reality, it’s a waste. A waste of your money, and a waste of your drops. And now there’s a solution — the Nanodropper....