Blephaclean® Lid Wipes

Clean. Soothe. Protect. Blephaclean® Lid Wipes are clinically proven, sterile, and preservative-free cleansing pads for daily eyelid and eyelash hygiene. Designed for individuals with dry eye, blepharitis, MGD, or post-surgical needs, these ready-to-use wipes gently remove debris, bacteria, allergens, and irritants—without rinsing or harsh additives. Suitable for even the most sensitive skin, including infants from 3 months old.

Benefits

• Clinically Proven Lid Hygiene: The only eyelid wipe with clinically proven antimicrobial properties for effective daily cleansing.
• Gentle Yet Deep Cleansing: Removes dust, debris, makeup, and pollen while moisturizing and soothing delicate skin—without preservatives, parabens, or perfumes.
• No Rinsing Required: Simply open the individually wrapped pad and cleanse—no additional steps or rinsing necessary.
• Travel-Friendly Convenience: Individually packaged for hygiene and portability—perfect for use at home or on-the-go.
• Safe for Sensitive Eyes and Skin: Free from common allergens and safe for daily use by children (3+ months), adults, and post-surgery patients.

• The only medical grade gauze lid wipes.

More Details

Blephaclean® Lid Wipes are a top choice among eye care professionals for managing blepharitis, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), allergies, and dry eye symptoms. The gentle, sterile formulation offers a non-irritating alternative to detergent-based lid cleansers, making it ideal for long-term use.

These wipes are formulated with ingredients that cleanse, hydrate, and soothe, helping support a healthy ocular surface and optimal tear film stability. With no need for rinsing and no added preservatives, perfumes, or parabens, Blephaclean is as effective as it is gentle.

Whether you’re starting your day, removing makeup, or maintaining post-operative hygiene, Blephaclean makes lid care simple, fast, and effective.

*p<0.0001 between treated and untreated
Adapted from Pearl et al. (2016)†
† Taken from a single-centre, prospective, single-blind Phase IV study in forty five adult patients who were scheduled for ocular surgery.

Lack of lid hygiene can result in:

• Microbial overgrowth
• Thickening and accumulation of meibomian secretions
• Accumulation of dead skin cells
• Inflammation of the eyelid

This can lead to:

• Blepharitis
• Meibomian gland disease
• Dry eye
• Infectious conjunctivitis
• Chalazions
• Styes

Lid hygiene is also important:

• Before and after surgery
• When allergies affect the eyes