OCuSOFT Lid Scrub PLUS Platinum Extra Strength Foaming Eyelid Cleanser - Leave-On Eyelid & Eyelash Cleanser with Phytosphingosine to Remove Oil, Dirt & Makeup -1.68 fl oz

Switched to the foam spray after using the the single wipes for a while as it's considerably less expensive. We live in a dry climate, so eyes can easily get dry or irritated. I spray this on a facial tissue and wipe gently over a closed eye (be careful not to get it in your eye, as it stings!). I use a single spray and a different part of the tissue for each eye. The wipe is cool and soothing, great for use nightly before bed, or whenever eyes feel dry. It's anti-bacterial and was originally recommended to me by my opthalmologist. Good stuff.

Works great to gently clean eyelids. Tiny bottle but foams up nicely

Literally stops a stye in its tracks! Nothing works except this! It’s a life changer. I had oxalate issues with floaters and styes every time I tried to lower my dietary oxalates. This is the only thing that helped even the eye doctor just told me the same old crap: warm compress etc. I will always have this in my medicine cabinet, it’s a staple. I’ve been using this for a few years now and am beyond grateful it exists

Initially I liked this product. I really want to do a good review because anyone with this problem needs to find what works. I put this foam in a small glass dish and used a q-tip to clean my lids. It works fine. I just got weary of the process. So I ordered the OCuSOFT lid scrub PLUS. In the light blue box. My condition is moderate to severe and the regular doesn’t work. But if your condition is mild the regular ocuscrub will be fine. I just prefer the scrubs for this. I tried a facial steam machine and that works but again....the process. When your lids need to be cleaned a minimum of twice a day you want it to be quick work. Also— bonus here. I found myself visiting a vegetarian family member and went a few weeks eating no meat and guess what? My condition improved. So consider that for what it’s worth. I also find these to be expensive for twice a day use so I cut them in half and use one half in the morning and other half at night. Wish they made the pad a little larger. Hope this helps even one person because this condition is deeply annoying at best.

I have severe dry eyes and my dr recommended an eyelid scrub. I use this in the shower. Just a tiny pump on my finders and I rub it on my eyes along the lash line for about 10-15 seconds. It seems to do the job but I am using other products for dry eyes so I can't say for sure how much this product has helped my dry eyes. One good news is that my lashes are growing like her and I have new lashes forming! It is so strange. I also think that by physically rubbing my eye lids is stimulating blood flow and therefore causing new lashes to grow. That's just my opinion but I like this product. The bottle says no need to rinse but since I am in the shower I do rinse it off. If it does get in my eyes there is a slight sting but doesn't last long.

I have very dry ice for medication. This stuff works so well. I usually do it at night before I go to bed and it is a leave on so I just wipe off the bulk of it and then go to bed and my eyes feel so much better in the morning very easy to use.

I have MGD, so I have to do lots of excessive eye hygiene. This product removes debris, soothes, and moisturizes. I tried a more expensive product based on my eye doctor's recommendation and it wasn't anywhere near as good. I'll definitely be going back to this.

I've been diagnosed with all the eyelid issues ever, and have been through years of puffy eyelids that get swollen shut, styes/chalazion unresponsive to medications and requiring surgical drainage etc. As December rolled around and the cold weather hit (always the trigger for my eyes), I woke up last week with eyelids nearly swollen shut. Sick of both internal and external prescriptions (oral antibiotics, eyedrops, eye ointment, etc) that only bring me moderate relief and take weeks to have even some relief, I did one more search of the internet and found this. I had used Ocusoft's products before with minor improvements, but read that this version is most useful for inflammation. Within a few hours of the first application there was noticeable reduction in the swelling, so I applied it again before bed. Typically upon waking my eyes are nearly swollen shut and take hours of hot compresses to reduce- while my eyes were still more swollen this morning than last night, they weren't nearly what they typically are, and within a few hours after the morning application the swelling had gone down 80%- even more than they were after the first day of using it. This is more improvement than I've seen with any other product I've tried, whether it's OTC or prescription, and so much less invasive than other options. My assumption is that with further use the swelling will continue to go down, but even if it doesn't, what I have today is far better (and faster) improvement than the cocktail of prescriptions and hot compresses. I saw complaints about the price- those people may not have been as desperate as the people who this product is designed for (moderate to severe). In my book, paying for this is still less expensive than the copay to my ophthalmologist, definitely less than the copays for 3-4 different prescriptions, and a thousand times less invasive or uncomfortable than the drainage that's necessary once the chalazion appear from the chronic inflammation. For those of you who are severe, this product is more than worth the price. I leave it on- there's no need to rinse it off. I just give my eyes a few moments to let the product dry before opening them and they're fine. I saw complaints that it stings once it hits the eye... as long as you keep your eyes closed for a few moments while it dries on the lid it shouldn't get in the eye and cause discomfort. You also don't need a full pump to get enough product to cover both eyelids/lashlines.