Can I ask the logic behind this without being lipoted?

I just want to know why penitik hidung = batal but not penitik mata.

Because most of the eyedrops will eventually end up in your throat anyway. You don't really sense this with Eyemo or similar as its just saline but anyone who has ever had conjunctivitis and had to drip that foul concoction in their eye will know what I'm talking about.

Didn't I just explain how excess liquid dripped into the eyes eventually drain into your throat? Don't just take my word for it. You can look this up online.

Neither of you must have had conjunctivitis and had to use the eye drops, I'm guessing, or you will know what I'm talking about.

Its actually a whole lot more direct than you think, which is why you can taste the salty bitterness of the conjunctivitis eye drops in your throat almost immediately after dripping it into your eyes.

I'm just asking, because frankly...its utterly impractical and really quite stupid to try and drink by dripping something into either your eyes or your nose. Only reason to drip something in either is for medicinal purposes.

But yet one is disallowed but the other is. Its just seems a little inconsistent.