OCuSOFT

OCuSOFT

JohnBarron2019-05-12T11:31:00.000Z
There is Ocusoft cleanser now comes in bottle
Lizzy282019-05-12T09:15:00.000Z
Lid wipes or lid scrubs like Systane, Ocusoft, Heyedrate, Blephaclean. No babyshampoo! Don't use wp+
eye mu. Rinse eyes & lids well after cleansing.
leslieal2019-04-18T09:53:00.000Z
This +++
They work really well! Do not get the other products from this company - go with this. Wouldn't recommend generic, either. I buy generic for all sorts
songbirdd2019-04-17T23:38:00.000Z
Ocusoft wipes or even better their new “hypochlor” solution nightly.
muabean22019-04-17T20:52:00.000Z
Ocusoft pretty much cured my blepharitis permanently. But I used the foaming wash.
livn2large2019-03-06T19:58:00.000Z
I use a generic of Ocusoft. And rinse really well after using it. I insert my ++
eye drops immediately after drying my eyes to reduce irritation.
Lizzy282019-02-26T11:12:00.000Z
There are so many different brands; it's all YMMV. Ocusoft, Systane, Blephaclean, Supranettes etc. +
Just try a few different brands. Also, I'd rec x-posting this thread on Skincare Board. There are many people having Blepharitis there as well and the
barbiH2019-02-20T13:13:00.000Z
I read this too about the baby shampoo. I have tried it for my bouts of bleph but it never really +
helped. Just daily warm compresses while cleansing my face. My HG facial shampoo is tears-free and it's always helped. I literally lather up my las
livn2large2019-02-14T17:19:00.000Z
Clinique TTDO balm. I wear only tubing mascara and remove it with cotton pads with warm water ++
or with my Ocusoft pads (I have blepharitis). I follow the TTDO balm application with a second cleansing: LRP Tolerinae Gentle Dermo Wash. Follow t
mturre2019-02-14T01:18:00.000Z
Ocusoft lid scrub for eye cleansing + eye makeup remover