A DOCTOR DESIGNED SELF-HEATING WARM COMPRESS DESIGNED TO RELIEVE DRY EYES!

Simply open the packet and within minutes your mask will reach a therapeutic heat of ~43' Celsius. When worn for 20-30 minutes, the oil within the eyelid (meibum) will melt and be excreted to the ocular surface. This oil is a crucial component of a healthy tear film!

Effective: Designed by dry eye doctors using the most up-to-date research on keratoconjunctivitis sicca, meibomian gland dystrophy, and blepharitis, the Eyedration mask will reach therapeutic heat of ~43 degrees Celsius for 20-30 minutes.

Convenient: Our single-use packets heat up on their own within minutes. Take them anywhere! No microwave needed.

Clean/Sanitary: No reusing of warm compresses. No cloth that harbors bacteria!

How To Use

While sitting in a comfortable chair or lying in your bed, open a packet of Eyedration Self-heating steam mask.

Unfold the mask and gently place the ear loops over your own ears while closing your eyes.

After 15-20 minutes, the treatment is complete! Feel free to wipe away any excess tears or oils with a clean tissue or washcloth. for added benefits, use an Ocusoft lid wipe or other means to further clean the eyelids.

Dispose of the mask by either recycling or throwing in the proper trash receptacle. The mask is not safe to be flushed down the toilet.

To recycle: Cut the packet in such a way to expose the heating elements. These elements can be placed in any soil and will function as an incredible fertilizer! The mask itself is composed of paper and cotton (similar to money) and can be recycled as such.

UNLOCK YOUR EYE'S NATURAL HYDRATION.

WARM COMPRESSES ARE A NATURAL WAY TO SOOTH DRY EYES.

HOW IT WORKS

Worn over the eyes, the mask gently heats the eyelids externally.

When worn for 20-30 minutes, this heat will cause the oil within the eyelid (meibum) to melt and be excreted to the ocular surface.

This oil is a crucial component of a healthy tear film!

Read more about the science:

Effect of Warm Compress

Inner Eyelid Surface Temperature

Increase in Tear Film Following Warm Compress Treatment

Heat Retention in Warm Compresses