Japan’s New Hot Topic: Limited-Edition Slime Eye Drops with Adorable Overload
By MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e) | Photos provided by Christopher, Echo, and Ah M
When traveling in Japan, shopping for snacks, cosmetics, and electronics is a must-do for many tourists. Limited-edition merchandise tied to special events often sparks even more frantic buying sprees. Recently in Japan, the hottest topic-limited product—the slime eye drops—has caused a shopping frenzy. Launched alongside the latest Dragon Quest game bundled with the PS4 on July 29, Rohto eye drops jumped on the trend by releasing an ultra-cooling, slime-shaped eye drop. The product sold out quickly after its release.
The slime eye drops causing a shopping craze in Japan
The limited-edition slime eye drops are now available at Japanese drugstores
In addition to slime patterns on the packaging, the slime eye drops even come in a bottle shaped like slime
This “ROHTO Z!” limited-edition eye drop series not only features slime patterns on the packaging but also has bottles designed to look like slime. They come in basic, PRO, and contact lens-friendly versions, plus another set that includes a slime-shaped eye drop case. Already on sale at Japanese drugstores, prices range from 480 to 780 yen depending on the version.
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