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Why do I taste my eye drops in my mouth?

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It's a surprisingly common phenomenon that people taste their eye drops in their mouth shortly after application. This is because the eyes are not a sealed system; they are connected to the nose and throat by a tiny drainage network. This interconnected 'plumbing' is responsible for flushing tears—and any unabsorbed medication—down the back of your throat.