SaluVera Eyelid Wipes with Tea Tree and Aloe Vera | Eye Lid Cleaning Wipes for Dry and Itchy Eyes Relief | Natural Ingredients Eyelid Scrub for Daily Usage - Pack of 30

These help a lot whenever my eyes are dry. You can also use them to remove makeup. Feels very refreshing. I also sometimes just use as a wipe for other parts like underarms after a quick workout etc haha cuz why not!

I was using a lid scrub for an infection I got after cataract surgery. The surgeon never warned me that this could be a result 😳! I couldn't figure out what was happening to my eyes...I've never had such a problem as this with my eyes in my entire life! So, I have been using this lid scrub, antibiotic drops, and preservative free eye drops. The lid scrub I was using started to make my eye area shriveled up , sore, and dry. It was awful and so itchy and looked awful! I tried these SaluVera wipes and it made my eye area feel sooo much better. And it DID help with the strange wrinkles caused by the scrubs. The tea tree oil is wonderful, but my ophthalmologist recommended I not use it all the time because the tea tree oil can actually kill the good bacteria in your eyes if used to excess...so I use these most of the time and switch off occasionally. I'm going to try to use the non tea tree scrubs in the evening a few times a week, and this product the rest of the time. But I won't be without these wipes that are so gentle and do work for the sensitivity and itchiness I experienced using the lid scrubs only. OcuSoft makes a product that doesn't include tea tree oil. I look like myself again and not like I have the worst eye area wrinkles for someone my age. THAT will come soon enough! 🥺 Apparently this will be a lifelong problem but now I can keep the infection at bay with these SaluVera DREAM wipes and the rest of my routine. I can't tell you how happy I am!

Very convenient, but sheets are far,far too large! Wasteful--could be half the size.

Works well and comfortably to get rid of my blepharitis. Very cooling and easy to use.

First off I'll pass on that the product seems to do what it professes to do - clean your eye areas leaving them refreshed. In order to help treat dry eye I was encouraged to use a similar product by my eye doctor - Optase - but when those became hard to find a while ago I tried these successfully. But WOW are these overly large - you could use them as washcloths. And that's NOT a good thing at all - if you do nothing you'll keep repurchasing the product after the 30 cloths are used up (and by used up I mean you've used 5% of the product). I've taken to tearing the clothes into smaller pieces and stuffing the small pieces back into the packaging - getting 5 or 6 useable pieces out of each cloth - but they tear unevenly and frankly it's a pain. I'm going back to Optase.