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All Current Inventory Expires after: February 1, 2027
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Buy ZocuWipe for Effective Non-Tea-Tree Oil Demodex Option

Summary: ZocuWipe Eyelid Cleansing Wipes are medicated eyelid wipes designed to help manage Demodex blepharitis and eyelid inflammation while remaining gentle for sensitive eyelids. Unlike many Demodex treatments that rely on tea tree oil, ZocuWipe uses an alternative formulation that helps suppress Demodex mites and reduce associated eyelid inflammation without the harshness some patients experience with tea tree oil products. Regular use can help improve symptoms such as itching, irritation, crusting, and redness along the eyelid margins. ZocuWipe is commonly used twice daily during treatment phases and then several times weekly for maintenance, with the solution left on the eyelids after application.

Description:

Traditional Demodex treatments use Tea-Tree Oil.  This can be harsh to some patients' sensitive lids. 

Zocular uses a different approach which both suppresses Demodex and also reduces the associated inflammation.   We have been using Zolcular in-clinic for blepharitis management (all forms) as well as ongoing lid cleaning as it is such a gentle product.

Demodex blepharitis is a type of blepharitis caused by a specific organism.  Your eye care professional will diagnosis Demodex blepharitis when this is present.  Learn more about blepharitis types and treatments.

How to use Zocular ZocuWipe

ZocuWipe use acute phase - Use 2x/day (morning and bedtime)

ZocuWipe use Maintenance phase - Use 2-3X/week at bedtime

It is important NOT to rinse of the medication.  Leave on lids.  No rinsing is needed after applying ZocuWipe

More Information on Demodex and Treatment options here

Clinical Comments - Dr. Jason Morris

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