Eyelid Wipes for Gentle Cleansing and Eye Health

Eyelid Wipes – The Portable Format of the Lid Routine

Single-Use, Pre-Moistened, Hard to Get Wrong

Lid hygiene fails on adherence more than on chemistry, and a pre-moistened single-use wipe removes almost every excuse a patient has. This collection covers the wipe formats dispensed for patients with dry eye, lid margin disease, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) or lids loaded with debris and makeup, so you can match chemistry to tolerance without losing the convenience.

Why the Wipe Format Earns Its Place

Lids and lashes accumulate debris, oil and allergens. The wipe format tends to hold adherence because:

• It travels, so the routine survives holidays and work trips
• Single-use packaging removes any dosing question
• It removes debris, crusting and makeup in one pass
• Mechanical wiping suits patients who want to feel it working
• It sits easily alongside contact lens wear

What the Collection Covers

Chemistries across the range of patient tolerance, all in wipe format:

• Hypochlorous Acid Wipes – For removing foreign material and debris from the lid and lash skin.
• Tea Tree Oil Wipes – For patients where a tea tree formulation is part of the protocol.
• Preservative-Free Wipes – Gentler options for daily use and sensitive patients.
• Pre-Moistened Sterile Wipes – The simplest option to hand over at the chair.

Who You Are Dispensing To

• Dry Eye and Lid Margin Disease Patients
• Patients with Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
• Contact Lens Wearers
• Patients Prone to Lid Irritation and Allergy
• Post-Surgical Patients on a Lid Routine

The Format Patients Actually Keep Using
Wipes are a reliable repeat line, which makes them worth a standing order. Talk to your account manager about case quantities across the chemistries.