Lid Hygiene BlephaClean®

BlephaClean®

The only daily lid hygiene wipe with clinically proven antimicrobial properties.1

Trusted care

BlephaClean® is the only medical device lid wipe approved by Health Canada,* offering proven antimicrobial cleansing properties and symptom relief.1

Effective and convenient

Sterile, individually wrapped sachets can be used at home or on-the-go, offering a convenient and hygienic solution for maintaining daily lid hygiene.

Gentle on skin

BlephaClean® wipes are formulated without preservatives, parabens or perfumes. The soft gauze pads are safe to use for infants as young as 3 months old.

Read the BlephaClean® study

Use BlephaClean® every day—morning and night—as part of a lid hygiene routine for those diagnosed with Dry Eye Disease.

Wrap the wipe around your finger

Gently clean lids with circular movements to remove any debris or dirt

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Reduction in microbial load on eyelid following lid hygiene with BlephaClean®* 
n=45
  • BlephaClean® treated eyelids
  • Untreated eyelids

*p<0.0001 between treated and untreated
Adapted from Peral et al. (2016)†1
†Taken from a single-centre, prospective, singe-blind Phase IV study in forty five adult patients who were scheduled for ocular surgery.

BlephaClean® reduced bacteria on the eyelid by 63% after 5 days of twice-daily treatment1

Lid hygiene in ocular surface disease goes beyond dry eyes

Healthy eye

Red eye

Chalazion

Stye

Blepharitis

Lack of lid hygiene can result in:2
  • 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:1
  • Before and after surgery
  • When allergies affect the eyes


Combined power to manage your dry eyes

1 Cleanse

BlephaClean®

2 Repair & Protect

BlephaDerm®

3 Restore & Lubricate

Thealoz Duo®

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  • *Per Medical Devices Active License Listing, May 2024.
References:
  1. Peral A, et al. Importance of lid hygiene before ocular surgery: Qualitative and quantitative analysis of eyelid and conjunctiva microbiota. Eye & Contact Lens.
  2. Zhang L, et al. Eyelid cleaning: Methods, tools, and clinical applications. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2023;71(12):3607–3614.