Optometrist Top Tip

Sweep gently from inner corner outwards along the lash base rather than rubbing the lid, and use a fresh side or wipe for each eye.
Eyelid Hygiene & Dry Eye Kit

Eye Doctor Lid Care & Lipid Drops Kit – Lid Wipes, Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray & Eye Doctor+ Triple Action Drops

$36.87

A complete Eye Doctor routine: daily lid cleansing plus lipid-based drops for blepharitis and dry eye.

1 Month

Dry eye severity

Full Product Details

Clean lids, calm eyes: a complete daily routine from The Eye Doctor.

Debris and excess oil along the lash line irritate the eyes and destabilise the tear film. This kit pairs two simple lid-hygiene steps with The Eye Doctor+'s advanced lipid-based drops to tackle both the lids and the dryness.

Key benefits

  • Wipe: The Eye Doctor Lid Wipes are pre-moistened for gentle daily cleansing of lids and lashes, at home or on the go
  • Spray: The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray is a no-rinse, gentle cleanse that suits sensitive lids
  • Restore: The Eye Doctor+ Advanced Triple Action Eye Drops use lipid technology to moisturise, help repair the eye surface and support your eyes' natural defences
  • Suited to blepharitis, dry eye, gritty or irritated eyes, and sensitive eyelids
  • Save £4.00 compared with buying separately (£30.99)

How to use

  1. Morning: close your eyes and gently sweep a Lid Wipe along the lash line, using a fresh side for each eye.
  2. Evening: spray the Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray onto closed lids or a cotton pad and sweep along the lashes. No rinsing needed.
  3. Through the day: use The Eye Doctor+ drops as directed on the leaflet.

What's included: 1 × The Eye Doctor Lid Wipes, 1 × The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray, 1 × The Eye Doctor+ Advanced Triple Action Eye Drops 10ml

Optometrist tip

Technique matters more than pressure. With eyes closed, sweep gently from the inner corner outwards along the base of the lashes, where debris collects, rather than rubbing the whole lid. Use a fresh side or wipe for each eye so you don't transfer anything between them.

Always read the leaflets. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your optometrist.