Cleanse
Cleanse Eye Drops
The First FDA-Accepted Antimicrobial Eyelid Cleanser
Cleanses away external irritants that can aggravate dry eye symptoms
Eyelid Cleansing: important, but often overlooked:
TheraTears® Sterilid® is an advanced eyelid cleansing formula that is gentle on eyelid and tough on bacteria. It's a convenient and affordable OTC solution that is as effective as a prescription.
8 Common Eyelid Bacteria Tested:
- Pityrosporum Ovale
- Serratia Marcescens
- Staph Aureus
- Pseudomonas
- Moraxella
- Staph Epi
- Coli
- MRSA
TheraTears® Eyelid Cleansing Wipes
- For dry, irritated eyes
- Cleanse away eye irritants that can aggravate dry eye symptoms
- Gentle, non-stinging formula cleanses, comforts, and helps soothe
- Cleanse eyelids and lashes to support eye comfort
- Removes makeup
- Ophthalmologist tested
- Safe for use with eye drops
- Safe for daily use
- Convenient for on-the-go
TheraTears® SteriLid Antimicrobial Eyelid Cleanser and Facial Wash
- OTC solution as effective as a prescription
- Advanced Hypochlorous Acid (0.01%) formula
- Cleanses away bacteria
- Patients will love the no-rinse formula that’s gentle on eyelids
- Effective daily lid hygiene
A Powerful Natural Ingredient
Hypochlorous acid is an organic substance that occurs naturally in the body. It is produced in neutrophils, functioning as an antimicrobial agent that destroys bacteria and serves as an important part of the immune system.
TheraTears® SteriLid® Antimicrobial Eyelid Cleanser and Facial Wash uses the power of hypochlorous acid to provide key eyelid hygiene advantages:
Effectiveness
Antimicrobial capabilities effectively and quickly eliminate micro-organisms from the eyelids and lashes
Tolerability
Low toxicity and a pH balanced formula prevent irritation of the delicate skin of the eyelid or eyelid margin
Patient Satisfaction
Patients will be happy to use an organic substance rather than a harsh, unnatural facial wash
Recommended for use with TheraTears® Dry Eye Therapy Lubricant Eye Drops to support healthier feeling eyes.
1. Data on file
2. The 2017 Gallup Study of Dry Eye Sufferers (Conducted by Multi-sponsor Surveys, Inc.)