BlefOX

Medical devices

Blefox

Specific foam for the topical treatment of eyelids and eyelashes of adults and children

BlefOX is a delicate foam specific for the topical treatment of eyelids and eyelashes that allows effective mechanical removal of both lipid and dried eyelid secretions, cellular residues (e.g. bacteria and demodex) and other contaminants, which are released during inflammatory states such as blepharitis and blepharoconjunctivitis and that may worsen the inflammation. These secretions are also associated with bacterial growth along the eyelid margins and at the base of the eyelashes, promoted by the production of an adhesive biofilm. The inflammation that follows can also affect the glands that produce the lipid component of the tear film, the Meibomian glands, with consequent dry eyes due to the greater evaporation of tears.
BlefOX can also be useful for cleansing eyelids and eyelashes before and after eye surgery.
BlefOX contains LipozonEye (liposomal ozonated oil), freeze-dried Aloe vera gel, Eugenia caryophyllus essential oil which help to clean, moisturise and refresh the eyelids, and to soothe irritative symptoms due to inflammatory processes.

Thanks to its peculiar composition, BlefOX:

  • is useful to prevent and/or improve the symptoms of eye diseases such as blepharitis, blepharoconjunctivitis, also allowing better lubrication of the ocular surface. The liposomal ozonated oil promotes the breakdown of bacterial biofilm on eyelids and eyelashes and reduces the ability of bacteria to form new biofilm;;
  • helps to counteract bacterial proliferation on the eyelids and to unblock the excretory ducts of the sebaceous glands of the eyelids in case of stye or chalazion;
  • can help reduce the risk of infections due to bacteria present on the eyelids and eyelashes, before and after ophthalmological surgery, and during blepharitis.

BlefOX can be used by both adults and children. The foam does not contain perfumes and can be easily applied on the eyelids and eyelashes.

Read the package leaflet.