What is the difference between OCuSOFT Lid Scrub original and plus?

Answer: Per their website: OCuSOFT® Lid Scrub® Original is recommended for routine daily eyelid hygiene, while OCuSOFT® Lid Scrub® PLUS is an extra-strength, leave-on formula recommended for moderate to severe conditions with bacterial involvement.

How often can you use OCuSOFT Lid Scrub PLUS?

I recommend patients use a hot compress for 10 minutes and follow with the OcuSoft Lid Scrub Plus formulation once a day for two weeks.

How often should you use eyelid scrub?

After applying a warm compress, massaging the eyelids can help move oil out of the eyelid gland. Gently rub along the length of the upper and lower eyelids for 30 seconds. Lid margin hygiene. The eyelid margin is cleaned, usually once or twice a day, to mechanically remove any crust or micro-organisms.

How do I unclog my eyelid pores?

Warm compresses applied with a clean washcloth two to three times a day can help unclog the meibomian gland pores. Lid hygiene, using a clean washcloth and a few drops of no-tears shampoo, can reduce buildup of secretions on eyelids. Medical therapy, including eye drops, ointments or medications can improve blepharitis.

What is ocusoft used for?

Find Relief with OCuSOFT® —. Doctor & Patient Trusted Since 1986. OCuSOFT®, most recognized for its #1 Doctor-Recommended Brand of Eyelid Cleansers, is an ophthalmic research, development and supply company with an established reputation for innovation, particularly in the area of Ocular Surface Disease (OSD).

Where can I buy ocusoft lid scrub?

OCuSOFT ® Lid Scrub ® Original is available at most national retail locations including, but not limited to Walgreens, CVS, Wal-Mart, Rite Aid and Duane Reade. OCuSOFT ® Lid Scrub ® PLUS is available at CVS, Walgreens, Duane Reade and many other fine retailers.

What is a lid scrub?

lid scrubs. This is a technique for cleaning the eyelids in order to improve comfort, especially in cases of blepharitis. Debris can form on the eyelashes. This debris is typically made of dead skin cells and dried-up tear secretions.