Peeq Pro™ Blepharitis Box puts everything you need for a daily eyelid hygiene routine in one box. It includes the Peeq Pro Eyelid & Facial Cleanser, Pure&Clean Lid Prep Drops, a reusable gel bead eye mask, and Bishop and circle sponges. It's made for people whose eye doctor recommends regular lid cleaning and warm compresses, and it was put together by a company founded by two optometrists. Quick facts Includes: Peeq Pro Eyelid & Facial Cleanser (50 mL / 1.7 fl oz), Pure&Clean Lid Prep Drops (1 fl oz / 30 mL), Peeq Pro gel bead eye mask, Bishop sponges and circle sponges Use: Eyelids, lashes and face Cleanser: Free of harsh chemicals, parabens and sulfates Made by: Peeq Pro (cleanser made in the USA) Why eye doctors recommend it Eye doctors often recommend a simple daily routine for eyelids that feel irritated or crusty: warm the lids, gently cleanse the lash line, and keep it up every day. This box gives you each step in one place, so you don't have to buy and match products separately. Using purpose-made products helps you clean the delicate eyelid area gently and consistently. Is the Blepharitis Box right for me? A good fit if your eye doctor has recommended daily eyelid cleaning and warm compresses. A good fit if your eyelids often feel crusty, flaky or irritated in the morning. A good fit if you want a complete routine instead of buying products one at a time. Want a cleaning device too? Consider the Essential Waiva Device Box. See your eye doctor if your eyes are painful, red or your vision changes. Other options to consider Dry Eye Essential Box: a box built around a daily dry eye routine. Essential Waiva Device Box: adds the Waiva at-home eyelid cleaning device. Waiva Eyelid Cleaning System: the Waiva device on its own. What's in the box Peeq Pro Eyelid & Facial Cleanser (50 mL): a gentle foaming cleanser with tea tree oil for the eyelids, lashes and face Pure&Clean Lid Prep Drops (1 fl oz): a hypochlorous acid solution for cleansing the eyelids and lash line Peeq Pro gel bead eye mask: a reusable mask with a soft plush back and elastic strap for warm or cool compresses Bishop sponges: soft, shaped sponges for lathering the cleanser on the face and eyelids Circle sponges: soft round sponges for gentle cleansing How to use Warm compress: warm the gel bead mask as directed on its package, test the temperature on your wrist, then rest it over closed eyes for several minutes. Cleanse: wet your face and eyelids with warm water. Dispense the foam onto clean hands or a sponge. With eyes closed, gently massage onto the face and eyelids using a side-to-side and circular motion. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and pat dry. Lid Prep Drops: apply two or more drops to the closed eyelid and lash line, or moisten a lint-free pad with the drops and rub gently along the lash line. Repeat daily, or as directed by your eye doctor. What to expect Your eyelids should feel clean and refreshed after the first use. A daily routine works best, and many people notice cleaner, more comfortable lids within a few weeks. If you have any discomfort, stop using that product and talk to your eye doctor. Key ingredients Tea tree oil (terpinen-4-ol), lavender oil and peppermint oil (cleanser): help cleanse and refresh the eyelids and skin Hypochlorous acid 0.01% (Lid Prep Drops): a gentle cleansing solution for the eyelids and lash line How long it lasts With daily use, the 50 mL cleanser and 1 fl oz Lid Prep Drops last several weeks. The gel bead mask and sponges are reusable. Replace sponges when they wear out. Refills Peeq Pro Foaming Eyelid and Facial Cleanser: refill your cleanser Pure&Clean Daily Lid Drops: refill your lid drops Bishop Sponges (5 pack) and Circle Facial Sponge (10 pk): replacement sponges Frequently asked questions What order should I use the products in? Warm compress first, then the foaming cleanser, then the Lid Prep Drops along the lash line. How often should I use it? Daily, or as directed by your eye doctor. A consistent routine works best. Can I use the cleanser on false eyelashes? No. Use the cleanser on natural lashes and eyelids only, with your eyes closed. Is it safe for children? The cleanser label says it is not for use on children or pets. Learn more What Triggers a Blepharitis Flare Up (and How to Calm It Down) Crusty Eyelids in the Morning? Here's What's Actually Going On Eyelid Wipes vs. Baby Shampoo: Which Is Better? Ingredients, warnings & storage Peeq Pro Eyelid & Facial Cleanser ingredients: Water, sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate, cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, cocamidopropyl betaine, terpinene-4-ol, glycerin (vegetable), Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) herb oil, caprylyl glycol, citric acid, ethylhexylglycerin, Mentha piperita (peppermint) American herb oil, Origanum vulgare (oregano) leaf oil, phenoxyethanol, polysorbate 20, sodium chloride. Pure&Clean Lid Prep Drops ingredients: Electrolyzed oxygenated water, sodium chloride, hypochlorous acid 0.01%. Cleanser precautions: Before use, test cleanser on a small region of skin on your inner wrist or just below the jawline. Use to clean eyelids only while eyes are closed. If you experience any discomfort while using the cleanser, please discontinue use. Rinse your skin with warm water to remove the product. Consult with a physician as needed. Not for use on children or pets. Keep product out of reach of children. Eye mask: Follow the heating and cooling directions on the mask package. Always test the temperature before placing it on your eyes. Do not use if the mask is damaged or leaking. Storage: Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
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