The Eye Doctor® Antibacterial Stye Relief Hot Eye Compress
€12.99
- Reusable, microwaveable single-eye compress for targeted stye relief
- Designed to support the treatment of styes and chalazia—commonly called eyelid cysts
- Moist heat helps relieve swelling, redness, irritation, stinging and burning
- Clinically proven warm-compress therapy for symptoms associated with MGD, blepharitis and dry eye
- Sterileyes® technology is clinically proven to reduce potentially harmful bacteria on the compress fabric by up to 99.99%
- Targeted single-eye design
- Adjustable strap provides a secure, one-size-fits-most fit
- Pack includes two eyelid wipes, a storage bag and an eyelid massage guide
The Eye Doctor® Antibacterial Stye Relief Compress is a reusable, microwaveable single-eye compress designed to provide targeted relief from styes and chalazia, commonly known as eyelid cysts. Its soothing moist heat helps relieve associated swelling, redness, irritation, stinging and burning.
The heated eye compress gently warms the eyelid, supporting the glands responsible for producing the oily layer of the tear film. This makes it suitable for warm-compress therapy associated with styes, chalazia, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), blepharitis and dry eye symptoms.
The compress features patented Sterileyes® technology, which creates an antibacterial shield on the fabric. This technology is clinically proven to reduce potentially harmful bacteria on the compress by up to 99.99%. POLYGIENE® StayFresh™ technology is permanently bound to the fabric fibres, helping the compress remain hygienic between uses.
Unlike a full-size heated eye mask, the targeted single-eye design allows warmth to be applied specifically to the affected eyelid. Its adjustable strap provides a comfortable, secure fit for most users.
The treatment pack contains The Eye Doctor® Stye Relief single-eye compress, two eyelid wipes, a storage bag and an eyelid massage guide.
Always follow the enclosed heating and safety instructions. Seek advice from a pharmacist, optician or doctor if symptoms worsen, affect vision or do not improve.
