Blephaclean Wipes are used for daily hygiene of the eyelids, especially when you have sensitive skin, eyelids or eyes, or need to remove dust, pollen and discharge from your eyelids. This can be a part of treatment when an allergy or infection is present, or you have inflammation or infection of the eyelids such as blepharitis, Meibomian gland dysfunction, styes or chalazion. These conditions can cause dry eye symptoms such as itchy, gritty, sore and/or red eyes. You may also need to clean your eyelids before ophthalmic procedures such as therapeutic injections into the eye, refractive laser eye surgery and cataract surgery. Because it is well tolerated, Blephaclean wipes can also be used after surgery, based on the advice from your doctor, optometrist or ophthalmologist. Key features of Blephaclean Eye Wipes include: Gentle, preservative-free Blephaclean Eye Wipes. Reduces the symptoms of blepharitis often associated with dry eye disease and meibomian gland dysfunction. Blephaclean reduces the microbial load on the eyelid after 3 days of use. Blephaclean Eye Wipes keep your eyelids clean whilst also respecting the skin around the eyes and its natural bacteria. Blephaclean Eyelid Hygiene Wipes are clinically proven to reduce symptoms of blepharitis (eyelid inflammation) after 21 days of twice-a-day use, patient OSDI scores were reduced to ‘asymptomatic’ in 55% of patients, with significant overall improvements in ocular comfort. Ocular symptoms were improved when Blephaclean Eyelid Hygiene Wipes were used, with patients reporting less crusting around the eyelashes, redness around lid margins, heavy or puffy eyelids and eyelids stuck together in the mornings. A leading cause of cataract surgery cancelations is due to blepharitis. Patients who used Blephaclean Eyelid Hygiene Wipes pre-operation were 58% less likely to cancel. Blephaclean Wipes are used to treat the symptoms of an eye inflammation condition called Blepharitis. This causes red, swollen and itchy eyelids. It can often be treated by just washing the eyelids every day and is usually not serious, but can lead to other complications such as dry eyes, cysts and conjunctivitis, especially if it’s ignored and left untreated. Symptoms of Blepharitis can come and go, so in some cases diagnosis is missed and can cause further problems. Symptoms of Blepharitis include: Sore eyelids, Itchy eyes, A gritty feeling in the eyes, Crust or flakes forming around the roots of the eyelashes, Red eyes or eyelids, Eyelids sticking together in the morning upon waking up. If you’re unsure if it’s blepharitis or other eyelid conditions, please speak to a doctor for further diagnosis. Any questions regarding “What are Blephaclean Wipes for?” can be sent to our customer support team via email. Blephaclean Wipes should only be used on the skin, and should not be put directly into the eyes. You should not use the wipes if any of the ingredients will cause an allergic reaction. Blephaclean Wipes is a sterile product and is intended for single-use only. Do not use the same wipe again after use, as this may mean the pad works less well and can increase the risk of infection. If the sachet is opened or damaged, don’t use it. Due to the natural plant extracts, the colour of the wipe may vary, this is normal and should not cause worry. If symptoms continue to get worse, contact your doctor or pharmacist.