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I can’t give an exact number of drops from 2.5 mL without knowing the drop size (mL per drop), because different eye-drop products and droppers can dispense different volumes per drop.
If you can find either of these on the bottle insert or label, the math is straightforward: - “1 drop = ___ mL,” or - the dropper’s stated dispensing volume (sometimes given by the manufacturer)
Number of drops = 2.5 mL ÷ (mL per drop) Common pharmacy approximations (not guaranteed for Rhopressa) are: - If 1 drop is 0.05 mL, then 2.5 mL ≈ 50 drops. - If 1 drop is 0.04 mL, then 2.5 mL ≈ 62 drops.
If you tell me what your bottle’s dropper dispenses (or share a photo/text from the label or package insert), I’ll calculate the exact drop count for your specific Rhopressa bottle.
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