
THE STANDARD OF CARE FOR OCULAR SURFACE DISEASE
The proprietary formula of tea tree oil and coconut oil make Blephadex products one of the few on the market to effectively relieve eye discomfort and provide long-term treatment for symptoms of dry eye, blepharitis, and Meibomian gland dysfunction. Click below to try it for free.
Putting Blephadex to the Test

Why Blephadex?
- Efficacy : The combination of tea tree oil and coconut oil found in Blephadex has been an effective, comfortable, and easy-to-use treatment for patients exhibiting symptoms of blepharitis and Demodex.
- Tolerability : Many other eyelid hygiene products on the market sting or burn the eyes and periorbital region. Blephadex cleanses and leaves skin feeling moisturized and refreshed without causing discomfort to the skin.
- Compliance : If a product is ineffective or intolerable, it becomes more challenging for doctors to get their patients to comply with the treatment long-term. With Blephadex, you can enhance patient compliance by prescribing a safe, gentle, and affordable product that works.
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CASE STUDY :
OCULAR SURFACE DISEASE TREATMENT PROGRAM

Introduction:
Dr. Janelle Davison put 13 patients through a variety of different protocols to treat dry eye syndrome to see whether Blephadex was truly effective — both on its own and in conjunction with other treatments — in alleviating the effects of ocular surface disease.
Study & Protocol:
Dr. Davison recommended treatment protocols in accordance with her assessment of each patient’s case. In 12 of the 13 cases involved in the study, she included Blephadex wipes and/or foam.

Demographics:
The breakdown of patients Dr. Davison designated as participants in the study included the following:
- 13 Participants: 76.9% Female, 23.1% Male
- Chief Complaint: 92.3% Foreign Body Sensation
- Other Symptoms: 46.2% Itchy Eyes, 46.2% Blurry Vision, 23.1% Red Eyes, 23.1 Burning
- Inflammation: 69.2% Lissamine Green Staining on Conjunctiva
- Average Entering OSDI Score: 42.5 Severe

Results & Conclusion:
The results were recorded using the Ocular Surface Disease Index (OSDI), a 12-item questionnaire used to assess the symptoms of ocular irritation in dry eye disease and how they affect visual function. The results of Dr. Davison’s case study show that the group average OSDI response went from 42.5 (severe) to 14.8 (mild) after a period of compliance with the treatment protocols.
- Average Ending OSDI Score: 14.8 Mild
-DR. JANELLE DAVISON

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