Blephaclean Eyelid Hygiene 20 Sterile Compresses

What is Blephaclean eyelid hygiene compress used for?

Blephaclean compresses are used for perfect eyelid cleansing that respects the eye contour area. These single-use sterile compresses are recommended for daily eye hygiene, particularly for sensitive skin and eyelids, in the event of inflammation or infection of the eyelids causing dry eye symptoms (stinging, irritation, etc.), before or following surgery on the advice of a doctor or ophthalmologist. They also remove dust, pollen and other allergenic components.

Blephaclean can be used on children aged 3 months and over. Ophthalmically tested - Preservative-free

Blepharitis is widely treated, but there are still a number of refractory cases. In these cases, patients suffering from chronic blepharitis of bacterial origin need to pay special attention to their eyes. For example, when cleansing in the morning, apply compresses of warm water (e.g. make-up remover pads) to the eyes, then massage the edges of the eyelids with clean fingers that have been run under warm water, pinching them along their entire length; the movement brings the upper and lower eyelids together. Repeat for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Finally, with eyes closed, wash the eyelids with a very mild soap, perhaps lavender soap, which is a natural antibiotic. Results are usually immediate, and can be repeated in the middle of the day if necessary.

Ocular rosacea: the importance of eyelid cleansing

Ocular rosacea is a common condition affecting the eyes and eyelids, often in conjunction with cutaneous rosacea. It manifests itself through symptoms such as dry eyes, itching, redness and burning. To alleviate these symptoms and improve comfort for sufferers, regular eyelid cleansing plays a crucial role.

Why is eyelid cleansing essential?

Eyelid cleansing is a key step in managing ocular rosacea. Here are a few reasons why this practice is important:

1. Removal of debris: Regular cleansing helps remove impurities, dead cells and ocular secretions that can aggravate ocular rosacea symptoms.
2. Reducing inflammation: Cleansing the eyelids reduces the risk of inflammation and irritation, helping to relieve redness and itching.
3. Infection prevention: Proper cleansing helps prevent bacterial infections and associated complications, by eliminating potential pathogens present on the eyelids.
4. Improved comfort: By removing impurities and reducing irritation, people with ocular rosacea can experience noticeable relief and improved daily comfort.

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How to use these sterile compresses to cleanse the eyelids?

Eyelid and eyelash hygiene: gently apply the compress to the closed eyelid and to the base of the eyelashes. Gently massage in small circular movements to remove crusts, secretions and make-up.
Hygiene of the free edge of the eyelid: in front of a mirror, gently open the eyelid by pulling lightly on the lashes, then gently rub the free edge of the eyelid with a rolled-up compress.

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Precautions for use

• Do not use if allergic to any ingredient.
• Do not reuse
• If symptoms worsen, stop using Blephaclean and consult an ophthalmologist or doctor.
• Keep out of sight and reach of children.
• Store between 8 and 25°C

What are the ingredients?

Blephaclean compresses are made from soft, non-irritating materials, adapted to the sensitive area of the eyelids and eye contours. They are sterile and single-use, guaranteeing optimal hygiene with every use. These compresses can be used on children aged 3 months and over, offering a safe and effective solution for the eye hygiene of the youngest.

Ingredients: Caprylool glycine, Sodium hyaluronate, PEG 8, Poloxamer 184, Polysorbate 20, Propylene glycol, Hydrocotyl extract (propylene glycol, Centella asiatica extract, water), preservative-free Sebum regulating complex (propylene glycol, Iris florentina root extract, zinc sulfate, PPG-5 Ceteth 20, Retinyl Palmitate (vitamin A), water, alcohol), PEG glycerides 6 caprylic/capric (Macrogol 6 glycerol caprylocaprate), dipotassium phosphate, sodium hydroxide, potassium dihydrogen phosphate and purified water.

Packaging

1 box of 20 compresses

Our advice and expert opinions

Blepharitis is an inflammation of the skin covering the eyelids. Blepharitis is frequently classified as a dermatological condition.

Blepharitis is often microbial in origin, or the result of an allergy. This condition can produce eyelid irregularities (granulations) in early childhood. Blepharitis may or may not be infectious.