BlinkBetter Tea Tree Oil Eyelid Wipes - 20 x Natural Blepharitis, MGD & Dry Eye Relief Wipes | Cleansing, Soothing, Dual-Textured, Triple Moisture Formula | Biodegradable & Gentle (Pack of 1, 20)

The wipes are big and seem to be doing the trick. They feel cooling and good against your skin, and they don't leave any weird residue. Once it dries, you won't know it's there. For the first week, I wiped my eyes before bed and again in the mornings. In week 2, I just did the before bed wipe. My eyes are much improved, and the awful constant itching and watering is gone. I'll stay with the bedtime wipe for another week or two just to be certain. Wash your face and hands before using. You get 3 boxes of wipes (20/box), so it's a bargain for the price, and you'll be ready if you need them in the future. Two thumbs up. 👍👍I should add that I didn't get a medical diagnosis, so I don't know if I have blepharitis, demodex, or whatever. But, I wanted to try this before I sought medical treatment. I'm glad I did.

Love these. I use them to prevent styes. They're large and double sided. One side gives you a little more of a scrubbing texture. They easily remove dirt, pollen and morning eye crustiness.They're gentle on my eyes and leave the skin around my eyes feel fresh and moisturized. The tea tree oil fragrance is not over powering. They're a bit on the expensive side but worth it.

I have blepharitis and dry eye and have found these wipes to be very helpful. I like the way they are textured on one side and smooth on the other. They are large enough to swipe both eyes without contaminating the second eye. My skin is ultra-sensitive, but these wipes soothe and don't irritate. I like them so much I subscribed so I never run out.

Comes with 60 wipes, 20 in each box. Each wipe is individually wrapped and open easily with a tear. They are helping my itchy, dry eyelids. I’ve never really had this issue before but do wear a lot of makeup so I decided to buy these as well as the same brand of emollient for dry eyelids. Together they feel really nice and are helping. The wipes are plenty large and wet enough to really get your eyelids and eye area wiped down. They are soft and thick. I’m using these after removing my makeup before bed just to get them extra clean and give them some sort of treatment because aquaphor alone wasn’t helping.. I can smell the tea tree oil which is pleasant. They don’t burn my sensitive eyes at all.They have overall good ingredients. Tea tree oil is antibacterial so it acts as a disinfectant and also helps with itchy dry skin, chamomile is soothing, centella is good for not stripping your natural skin barrier which would dry them out more. (I’m thinking this could be my problem and am going to switch makeup removers to one with centella): they also have hyleuronic acid (to attract moisture), glycerin (strengthens skin barrier, softens and is antimicrobial , promotes healing) aloe (soothing and healing), panthenol and vitamin E. The only thing I’m not sure about is the disodium EDTA. It IS used in some eye drops to treat certain conditions but mostly used as a preservative. It can have some negative side effects like irritation. You can look that up for yourself. It’s used in a lot of things and is generally safe. I, personally, will make sure I don’t get any of this IN my eyes though.If your eyelids are dry, itchy or irritated these are worth giving a try.

Item is just as pictured. I have used two wipes so far with no irritation or issues of any kind. They don’t have a fragrance. Eyes feel refreshed after use.

Eyelid health is so important and it contributes to preventing so many issues. I'm prone to styes despite cleaning makeup brushes, not wearing makeup, washing my face twice a day... I've got MGD where the oil glands that lubricate the eyes get plugged and then I get these lumps on my eye that are painful and unsightly.Then there's those pesky Demodex mites that are chewing away on your skin - which I guess is helpful, but if you've ever woken up with golden crusty, crunchy things on your lashline - that's a sign of a demodex mite invasion and that can create problems.I have a wide variety of wipes, devices that cleanse the eyelid - you know, the works. When it comes to eyelid wipes, I cannot figure out why they're so danged expensive and SMALL. I have had some that are ultra rough and eyelid skin is fragile, so I'm not a fan of scraping something that feels like sandpaper across my lids.Enter BlinkBetter. I've got makeup removal wipes that are smaller!! These are the best I've tried. They are loaded with moisture and have a large surface area so I can really get in there and GENTLY cleanse my eyelids and lashline and waterline without pain or burning.This is a kind where I don't have to rinse my eyelids afterwards, and it's true. My skin feels freshened and it isn't sticky. These have two sides - one is more textured but NOT like sandpaper. I can get off the last vestiges of makeup and eyeliner, then go in gently and thoroughly cleanse my eyelids and this is a large enough wipe to do the tops and bottoms of the eyes, and then for fun, wipe the rest of my face and feel completely refreshed.The price is lovely and there are so many benefits to using these over other wipes out there. You can see that this is larger than my hand - how do you beat that? It allows me to really focus and easily use these instead of fumbling with a tiny wipe and trying to wrap a finger in there to get to work.

Trust me. I have blepharitis and these wipes are much larger than the cheaper alternatives Amazon sells. I can cut these in half and use one wipe a day. I also use them and put them in a plastic ziplock bag if I’m just doing my morning wipe. They keep good moisture this way. They don’t cause me any skin irritation after I wiped and wiped my eyes. They are two sided. One side has a harsher wipe to it. The other is just like a makeup remover wipes. They are easy to use and quite effective if I make sure to wipe my eyes twice a day EVERYDAY. If I miss a day my eyes begin to swell.

I didn’t have a positive experience. Although I tear a lot, my optometrist said it’s a result of dry eyes. Go figure. When I’m playing golf I carry a clean baby terry cloth to wipe the lower part of my eyes. In the morning, I sometimes have crust in my inner part of my eyelids. I currently use Optase Tea Tree Oil cloths which worked, but thought I’d give Blink a try. Bad choice—why did I test this when Optase works? Might work for others, but not for me. My eyes still had crust in the morning and I also experienced film on my eyeball—allergic/sensitive reaction? Probably. Another negative, is the extra large cloth which I feel is excessive for its purpose. I only used 3 wipes out of the total 3 box pack. Not sure what I will do with the rest. I’ll ask AI (google) to see what other ways I can use this so as not to be a total waste of my money.

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My eye doctor recommended eyelid wipes and these work very well, They are very large though,