Review (5/5): Keep your lids clean.
This product works well to help get rid of demodex and the debris they leave behind. My experience before I identified demodex as the underlying issue. I was experiencing years of symptoms that I mistook for allergies. It was a slow progression as I got older, I’m 63. Mostly my left eye, and I was not being careful about cleaning my eyes if I got something in them, like saw dust or debris from working on my truck. My vision began to blur, itchy watery eyes, redness. Occasional bloodshot eye that felt scratchy on the inside of the lid opposite the tear gland which is an oil gland. I could control the bloodshot with Visine. Then I developed a chalazion at the oil gland. Doctor prescribed antibiotic drops that did not help. I bought Avenova and that had a soothing effect on my lids but did not solve the problem. As I looked closer at the chalazion I noticed tiny white dots on my lashes. That’s what alerted me to a demodex problem. I used a combo of ocusoft oust demodex cleanser (for demodex), avenova (for the bacteria demodex leave behind), tea tree oil bar soap for my body, and diluted tea tree oil on my lids overnight. Caution the tea tree oil needs to be diluted around your eyes. I diluted the 100pct tea tree oil with sweet almond oil at about 20pct tea tree oil. I used a q tip to spread a fair amount of the tea tree oil on my lashes and would keep my eyes closed otherwise it burns. I’d lay in bed with my eyes closed and the first night I could actually feel the demodex coming out. They wouldn’t make it far as they would die on the end of my lashes, easy to see the debris. Two nights of this and all signs of them are gone. I will continue the combo to make sure I get their eggs and hatchlings. My vision has cleared! I’m sure demodex is the cause of the clogged oil glad that is now a chalazion. I am struggling to get that to go away. Warm compresses didn’t work. I am trying apple cider vinegar and maybe combine that with warm compresses.