OCuSOFT

OCuSOFT

mturre2019-02-09T03:37:00.000Z
OcuSoft Lid Scrub actually takes off my eye makeup
MaryEllen2019-02-09T03:33:00.000Z
Yes, 3-4 times a week, followed by lid massage (inner corner to outer) and Ocusoft scrub. I've had +
blepharitis for many years, and 3-4 soaks and scrubs are enough for me. If my eyes are dry/crusty/sandy feeling more often (usually from a lot of poll
loveoutdoors2019-02-08T21:35:00.000Z
I’ve never really found one that doesn’t become +
problematic. Anything with oil near my eyes is a no go. You’ll probably have to experiment to find one that works for you. The only thing I suggest is
beastandthebeauty2019-01-27T02:51:00.000Z
I have MGD, and I use Ocusoft lid scrub in the pm, after removing eyemakeup w/ ro
Mac cleanse off. Some peoples eyes are bothered by oil, I am not. I use fingertips or cotton pads with the Ocusoft. 2-3 nights a week I use Therapear
MaryEllen2019-01-26T14:07:00.000Z
Warm, wet washcloth + Ocusoft wipes. I need that bit of, well, exfoliation to keep things under +++
control. I have chronic blepharitis and have had it for years, and I've done the baby shampoo thing. Using that, I had to do my routine daily, With th
Lizzy282019-01-26T11:50:00.000Z
MGD/dry eyes/Blepharitis/Ocular Rosacea which I all managed to get under control. rop
Baby Shampoo is an outdated rec. Lid Wipes/Cleansers/Scrubs are much better and more gentle. Ocusoft, Supranettes, Blephaclean, Systane, Sterilid or H
thankful12019-01-26T11:43:00.000Z
After a while the Ocusoft wipes kind-of felt harsh to me ++
so I prefer the foam. (I think it’s the woven aspect I dislike.) Sterilid foam is great too. Currently I use Dr. Fischer’s wipes and they are huge, bu
orthoRN2019-01-26T11:32:00.000Z
Dry eye people that have a lid hygiene program-what do you love? I’ve used baby shampoo for +
Years to do a good eye massage in the shower, and I also use it as my general face cleanser morning and night. I had a bout a couple weeks ago with e
thankful12019-01-18T13:35:00.000Z
Hot compresses, avoid oils on eyes, clean eylids 2x daily with Ocusoft or Sterilid foam.
thankful12019-01-17T11:27:00.000Z
If you're getting styes definitely do not use an oil. Use a dual phase remover (Clinique TTDO ++
liquid is my favorite) and then to remove any residue use an oil cleanser or eyelid foam (Ocusoft or Sterilid).