Which statement is false about first-aid response for pesticide exposure to the eye?

The statement that indicates to not use an eyewash dispenser and to drip water directly into the eye is misleading. In an effective first-aid response for pesticide exposure to the eye, using a proper eyewash dispenser is actually beneficial. Eyewash stations are designed to deliver a steady flow of clean water or saline solution, which can help ensure that the eye is flushed thoroughly and efficiently. Rinsing the eye directly with drips of water does not provide the same effectiveness as using a steady, gentle stream delivered by an eyewash dispenser.

Additionally, it's important to hold the eye open, rinse under the eyelid, and continue rinsing for an extended period (at least 15 minutes) in order to adequately remove the contaminant and minimize damage to the eye.