Best Eyelid Wipes - For Cleaning And Treating Blepharitis And Dry Eyes
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Eyelid cleansing wipes play a very important role in eyelid hygiene. Dr. Eyeguy reviews some eyelid scrub products that can be considered the best eyelid wipes for cleaning eyelids and helping treat blepharitis and dry eyes.
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WHAT IS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO:
Eyelid wipes, warm compresses, and lid massages are likely the most common home blepharitis treatments you can do. It's important to have the right tools to give the best results. Here are the different eyelid wipes mentioned in this video;
-OcuSoft Lid Scrubs
-Systane Lid Wipes
-Mediviz Eyelid Wipes
-Blephadex Eyelid Wipes
-TearRestore Hylawipes
Blepharitis cleanings can help keep the eyelids healthy, as well as help control dry eye symptoms. Certain eyelid scrubs can also be helpful for treating demodex, eyelid mites.
RECOMMENDED EYELID HEALTH PRODUCTS
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Why clean the eyelids?
1:54 OcuSOFT lid scrubs
2:52 Mediviz eyelid wipes
3:46 Blephadex eyelid wipes
4:16 HylaWipe
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Which eyelid wipes have you tried, and which ones do you like the best?
Aquim lid wipes by hiseyeness
I tried I lish n lash what do u think of this one thanks
thanks to you, i tried HylaWipes and love them. yes, the cloth is large, but after wiping my eyes i always use it on my entire face. it's very calming and hydrating -- no irritation whatsoever. i've really noticed a difference in my eyes -- especially when outside: no more tearing because my eyes are too dry. i use them twice a day.
Dr Eye guy, tea tree oil is harmful to your meibomian glands, why do you recommend it? Doesn't it stay on your eyelids and eyes after wiping with a wipe containing it?
@Annelie_perhonen5 that was an in vitro study. Also I usually rinse my eyelids if I use anything with tea tree oil in it.
My eye doctor told me that I had blephoritis and that was why I kept losing so many eyelashes. I recently started using HylaWipes by TearRestore and I love them! They are mild and pleasant to use with no bad smell. You don't have to rinse after using them. They are a generous size and can be used as a facial wipe after cleaning my eyelids. Best of all, my eyelashes are not falling out anymore!
I recently went to a VA Eye Doctor as I was having issues with my eyes. I was told that I had dry eyes and that I was not getting the needed oils. She prescribed Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium Eye Drops to use 4 times a day. In addition she recommended I use baby shampoo to clean my eye lashes and and a heat mask. Trouble is she didn't tell me how to use either of the additional items, while the drops came with instruction. I tried the heat mask once, but worried that I was cooking my eye balls plus I did it laying down. For the baby shampoo I put it on a damp cotton makeup remover pad and simply wiped my eye lids while closed. I don't know if this method works, but I'm doing it daily. So, this is what brought me to your channel. I'm impressed with your knowledge and presentation skills!
This is very informative, we are so happy you enjoy our products!!
My optometrist recommended I-Lid N Lash wipes with tea tree oil. I love them!
I've heard great things about that one. I'll see if I can get my hands on those. Thanks for commenting!
I’m liking the Hyla Wipes, good ingredients, none I’ve used so far haven’t done much. Great video
Thanks for ALL the links!
Thank you for watching! How is your channel going?
Thanks for this video and links...
Hi Neal! Great video! Loving your content - hope you’re doing great 👍🏻
Hey! Thanks! How are you doing? It's been 10 years since I was in Lemoore....crazy.
Today I purchased OcuSoft lid scrub original. I will try it later today but I see I have to rinse it off. My preference is one that I don't have to wash off.
While I don't have a problem buying eyelid wipes, they sure are pricey!!!
Omg… I just googled eye wipes I thought I was brilliant… who knew ??? I’m glad I did because that’s how I found you!! Thanks Doc, You rock!!!
Thank you for watching! 😀
Ocusoft lid scrub has helped immensely with my dry eyes. I’m about to try Ocusoft lid scrub Plus foam to see if I can get even better results
Which one would be good for preventing styes? Stuck between OCuSOFT or Systane
I really like the Blephodex and HylaWipes because they can be used on the go. The Systane is good and more economical but because it needs rinsing, it’s not as convenient. One thing with the HylaWipes the cloth is really big, so it feels to me a bit wasteful. I’d like it if they had smaller cloths and more packages per box.
good insight!
I tried many. The one that actually worked, and worked very quickly is ocu-soft allergy, with tree tea oil. So I think that the tea tree oil is the key.
Very good,When I first started trying to help my eyes there wasn’t a lot of information like this out there. Really like your presentation and help.
Thank you! Glad I can help out.
Freyr Guy thank you so much
Can the OcuSoft plus/platinum variant be used daily long term? I saw Ocusoft comment on an amazon Question asked, and it said “plus is for bacterial involvement and should be used short term to prevent resistance” - any take on that?
I love naviblef daily foam let sit counting till 100 ( 1:30 minute ) and massaging! So refreshing! Eyelashes look super clean! I use twice a day
Do they still recommend washing with J&J baby shampoo?
I hate having gunk in my eyes but it's pretty satisfying getting a good wipe that pulls it all out, I'll have to try one of these.
It's always good to get gunk out of your eyes. 🙂
@@DrEyeGuy I have my left eye got gunk always, does this wipes able to permanently remove? Or for just a time? Please Doc, reply me as much as u see.
@@birukfeyissa346 Massage in the inner circle of your eye near the gland. Maybe this would help.
When i read they say to wrap around finger and clean in small circular motion i see you just wiping. Is it okay to just wipe and why do they recommend cirvular motions ?
Been using Preparation H wipes
I tried Ocusoft original a few times but don’t see a difference, I still have dry eyes. I have eczema & everything makes my eyes itch. That’s why I’m afraid of using it daily if I see no improvement.
Can I use eyelid wipes every day? It works great for me, but I'm afraid if it's good longterm
Curious what about Kirkland Makeup wipes?
I have some free samples of hylawipes so I will definitely have to try them now! Thanks for the reviews!
Did you get to try them yet?
@@DrEyeGuy I did! They work well and smell really good. I haven’t had issues with them and purchased their monthly subscription. I use them daily!
@@MollyMoy Awesome! Good to hear!
Ocusoft plus lid scrub is my go to. After cleaning my eyes I clean my face. I tear them at the crease and use one for each lid never the two will meet.
Who makes them ?
Are there side effects ?
Do you clean your eyelids every day? How long have you done that?
Thanks for the very informative video. Unfortunately, most of the products cannot be bought in central Europe. I assume there are some local alternatives but it makes it harder to choose the best ones.
You're right, I should have mentioned that in the video. I'm not sure which ones would be available outside the US. Maybe the Optase eyelid wipes?
@@DrEyeGuy
I was not able to find Optase eyelid wipes on the market. We can buy for example Ocusoft Lid Scrub or products from Blepha (Blephaclean, Blephasol, Blephagel). Regarding heat masks, there are only products Posiforlid and TheraPearl. I am not sure why the options are limited. Seems in U.S you may find more products. BTW: thank you very much for your great videos, they are very informative and helpful. Thanks, greetings from Prague
Ocusoft UK
Can I cut those big wipes in half ?
To use 1/2 in the morning and 1/2 at night .
I cut it put the half in the little bag for later.
Their just so bug and expensive.
Thank you .
I came across olay eye lid wipes, it was very good. But I never saw it again.
Hi doctor, is it okay to wipe the eyes? Does is not affect the cornea and vision?
I'm very anxious about my eyes. May I know if the occassional eye rubbing which is due to reflex affects vision?
It is ok to wipe your eyelids.... but if you mean to wipe your actually eyeball, your cornea... then no, you don't want to wipe that. Occasional eye rubbing is ok. Deep rubbing and a lot of pressure, and doing it frequently is when people might get worried about affecting the cornea.
I have this problem, coz I dont know why but I have a lot of stress and cry a lot..but this has an impact of my eyes, everytime I cry my eyes dry out and now there is like a small white bump next to my black eye .i have seen an eye dr Dr said dry eyes..i am trying all this .hope it works
I used the Occusoft regular wipes for a while but almost instantly I would start to feel mucous accumulating at my eyelids and would wake up crusty and irritated. Any suggestions on non rinse wipes that would be less irritating?
try HylaWipes! they are calming -- not irritating.
Good video ! I've been using Ocusoft Plus wipes for blepharitis for about a month which I like as they leave my eyelids nice and clean however I'm disappointed that around my eyelashes still look on the pinkish side. I'm too nervous to use wipes containing teatree oil.
Have you tried any of the foam cleansers? You could try those that don't have tea tree oil in them. maybe they would help a little bit better?
@@DrEyeGuy Thank you for reply !
@@DrEyeGuy please release the video on foam. And please compare them with wipes
@@DrEyeGuy Which eye foams without tea tree oil do even exist?
don't be nervous about tea tree oil. i use HylaWipes. they contain tea tree oil but absolutely don't irritate. they actually make my face feel hydrated and calm.
I just got a box from Aliexpress at the fraction of the price of the brands mentioned in the vidad.
This was not sponsored. I bought all of these myself and tested them out. Which ones did you get on aliexpress? I'm testing new wipes out right now and could ad them to my list to compare.
Tea Tree Eye wipes by the the Eye Doctor are very good for blepharitis
Thanks for commenting this! So many good eyelid wipes out there.
Have you tried the Ivizia wipes? I've tried their drops and they have been absolutely game changing for my chronic dry eye. I recently began adding daily eyelid cleaning with Systane wipes, which has also helped, but I'm intrigued by the ingredients in the Ivizia. They have hylauronic acid as well as centella asiatica, the latter of which has been a booming ingredient in the skin care community for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties.
I haven't tried the wipes yet, but I'll put it on my list to try. I really like their eye drops as well.
Ocusoft is good. A little rough feeling…but good.
Agree
Ocusoft baby is good
Did anybody end up with blepharitis that uses a CPAP machine take me a while to connect the dots finally figure it out it was the air that was escaping from the seal blowing into my eyes while I slept wreaking havoc on my eyes I wish the doctor would have been more aware of this issue would’ve save me a lot of time and pain
I know cpap can have drastic results with dryness and eye inflammation. I can definitely see the link with the cpap, inflammation, and blepharitis.
No but I have to wear a mask all day at work (medical field) and the air breathing up through the mask over the eye - moist or not causes dryness and I’m wondering if dental hygiene can affect it. I had buffalo hot sauce for lunch one day and after that my eyes burned from breathing it up the mask.
I’m thinking. My cpap caused my blepharitis. My last mask and sometimes my current one will blow right into my eye.
Is it used for eyebrows?
It sure can.
I got twitchy eyelids which may be from clogged glands. I use a heat pad with eyelid massage. Should I use eyelid wipes too? My optometrist says I dont need to since its for Blepharitis?
Usually I wouldn't thiklnk eyelid wipes would help with an eyelid twitch. Did you have any signs of blepharitis when you saw your eye doc?
@@DrEyeGuy went to the eye doc for yearly check up and it looks like I have a little bit of sign of blepharitis. I worried that when I clean my eyelids is going to make my eyelid spasm again.
Have you ever heard of a brand called iVIZIA cleansing wipes? It was recommended to me.
Yes I have... I have heard great things, but I haven't tried them yet.
Can the same wipe be used for both eyes?
Yes, I usually just use 1 side for each eye.
would ocusoft regular control mites?
It would help keep the eyes clean, but usually you want to go for a tea tree type of lid scrub to really help control mites.
TearRestore has a new wipe out called NeutraWipe with Hypochlorous Acid. They are good and I have also used their HylaWipe which is wonderful. My diagnosis is aqueous deficiency...
Can you use one wipe for both eyes or do you need to open 2 wipes so you have a separate wipe for each eye?
1 wipe for both eyes. You use one side of the wipe for 1 eye, and then use the other side for the other eye. 😉
i cut 1 eye wipe in half and use 1 half for each eye , a poor mans remedy , lol
@@patanoster387 Pat I thought I was the only one cutting my wipes in half.😂😂
@@sakinah65 I just ordered mine and that was the first thing I thought of as well. If they are as large as he says then that is what I may do. I hate wasting anything.
Ocusoft was recommended by ophthalmologist and they were terrible. My poor eyes became red and raw from them in just a few weeks. Why is tea tree oil acceptable for eye products?
I tried a new one that came out hydro wash, the feeling i got lasted a couple of days. It was my first time using one fir just regular eye hygiene. It was a weird feeling, I felt uncomfortable and haven’t used it again, but I’m not sure if that was normal
I dont think I've heard of Hydro wash... I'd be curious to try it. That doesn't sound normal. I wonder if you were sensitive to one of the ingredients or something.
@@DrEyeGuy Apologies for getting the name wrong, it was the HylaWipe wipes.
@@XMegaJuni Ohhh.. gotcha. Yeah, that is strange it made you feel that way. Have you tried any other wipes with tea tree oil in it? I know the stronger concentration ones irritate my eyelids and it lasts for a little while. Maybe it's the tea tree oil?
@@DrEyeGuy This was my first time trying any eyelid hygiene product. I bought it from their brand because I liked and frequently use their warm compress mask. I think it could have been a strong reaction as my eyes weren’t irritated or anything negative. But it felt like a reaction and I’m cautious to use it again because I don’t know what I’m suppose to feel when putting those ingredients on my eyelids. Would you recommend using another brand that’s been longer on the market or one without the tree oil?
Yes, might be interesting to try a wipe that doest have tea tree oil in it just to see if it feels better. Or you can try the foaming wash for the eyelids. That can actually be less irritating on the skin as well. I plan on making a video about that as well.
I am allergic to tea tree oil. So I can't use these .
Do you have to use 2 eyelid wipes? 1 for each eye?
I don't, I just use 1 wipe for both eyes. I use one side for one eye, and then use the other side for the other eye.
@@DrEyeGuy thank you doctor! Also wanted to ask I have oily skin. So before washing my face and doing my skincare routine in the morning should I use eyelid wipes and then wash my face with facewash?
I would go on wiping the entire face 😊
...seeing this on my feed is actually disturbing, considering for the first time ever I purchased eye wipes today. Random connection? I think not.
So you just go over the eye? Not cleaning the inner eyelid?
No... not cleaning the inner eyelid.
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Too expensive. I mix water, bicarbonate soda and tea tree oil and it works an absolute magic.
I didn't even know eyelid wipes were a thing! I've been using Kleenex like some uncultured swine! LOL
What about cliradex?
I actually didn't like cliradex as much. I think it was the amount of tea tree oil. But.. people that are struggling with demodex, cliradex is great.
@@DrEyeGuy thank you! I guess the TTO percentage matters, but it seems no one knows what it’s ideal. I wish some studies and parameters would indicate a happy range, so we could base products accordingly. Honestly, I feel I’m tapping in the dark. It’s hard to put your eyes as guinei pigs:)!…
@@celidagolobic2156 I feel that way with a lot of dry eye treatments unfortunately
@@DrEyeGuy I appreciate this video, but if I may leave a request, how about a follow up video on the issue of undesirable chemicals in the eye wipes formulations? Some are really questionable and even dangerous to the eye film. Thank you!!
I was actually already thinking about doing some type of video like that. I'll let you know if I come up with something.
I’m scared to use wipes since those eye drops were contaminated and caused people to go blind or die.
What?!
Lol you're joking.
I don't think the eye drop recall pertained to these eyelid wipes. That recall was about contaminated eye drops that were all manufactured at one central facility, then branded under several different labels that were sold at discounts as store brands. They were not the reputable, big names in eye drops. Yes, there were some cases of eye infections caused by these contaminated drops, but I am not aware of any deaths that they caused.
Wipes eye
Why can’t I just wash my eyelids when I wash my face?😊
You can, if you have soap that is made for that.
@@DrEyeGuy I guess I don't understand....why does it need to be special? I use a bar "soap" from like Dr Bonners - wouldn't that be good? :) Thanks for your awesome info!
You should check out fortified shampoo for fast hair growth.
You are the 4th person to say something about this... I'm starting to get worried. 😄
Wipes and the spray and prescriptions no bacteria problems tea tree wipes optase I guess using them might help but dose it help !?or has it just been a rip off & now that I've been spending $ on all of this stuff all the year2 straight years I didn't buy all this stuff & masks in my life now for years I still have nothing good going on 20 vision but now close up it's just unbelievably annoying and crazy you take care of your eyes take care of your teeth take care of everything and nothing helps
Near vision decline can be a natural normal issue starting in the 40's ages unfortunately.