Margin and lashes
The spinning micro sponge tip works along the lid margin and the lash line.
In-office procedures · Lid margin cleaning
BlephEx is a procedure done in the office. The eye care professional guides a powered handpiece whose disposable micro sponge tip spins along the lid margin and lash line.
BlephEx is performed chairside at a scheduled visit, and the professional holds and guides the handpiece from start to finish.
The spinning micro sponge tip works along the lid margin and the lash line.
A licensed eye care professional runs the device and keeps it in hand the whole time.
Each eye gets its own tip, and both go in the trash when the procedure ends.
Patients leave with BlephEx Lid Cleanser foam so the daily lid routine carries on between visits.
A handpiece with its charger, single-use tip packs, a chairside cleanser and OptiVize, which is a separate system.
The powered handpiece and its charging base, sold in Choice, Pinnacle and Value packages.
Two disposable micro sponge tips per pack, one per eye. They are sanitized rather than sterile and are used once.
Kept at the chair for procedures. The sponge tip soaks it up fast, which can trim procedure time.
An in-office system of its own, separate from the BlephEx handpiece, with dedicated single-use lenses and forceps.
Only licensed eye care professionals perform it, in the clinic and according to the BlephEx IFU.
Attach a fresh micro sponge tip from a tip pack, and apply the liquid cleanser to it if you choose.
Run the spinning tip along the lid margin and lash line, with the handpiece in professional control throughout.
One tip per eye, then both are thrown away. At home the patient keeps going with the foam cleanser.
| Handpiece packages | Choice, Pinnacle, Value |
|---|---|
| Handpiece set includes | Handheld BlephEx device, charging station |
| Procedural tip packs | 20 packs per box, 2 tips per pack, 40 tips |
| Tips | Disposable micro sponge, sanitized (not sterile), single use |
| OptiVize disposables | 10 lenses and 10 forceps per box, 10 procedures, single use |
| BlephEx Lid Cleanser | 1.7 oz foam for home use, 2 oz liquid for in-office use |
| Setting | Professional in-office use by a licensed eye care professional |
BlephEx and OptiVize come from Meibum Scientific. The company's dry eye and MGD platform combines in-office devices with home care, centered on biofilm at the lid margin and within the meibomian glands.
Twenty. The box holds 20 patient packs with 2 tips each, for 40 tips.
No. They are sanitized and single use. Use a separate tip for each eye and throw both away afterward.
The liquid, which is made for in-office use and soaks into the tip quickly. Patients take the foam home for the days between visits.
No. It is its own in-office system, with dedicated single-use lenses and forceps.
Licensed eye care professionals, in the clinic, working from the BlephEx IFU.
The maker of BlephEx and OptiVize. Its dry eye and MGD platform combines in-office devices with home care such as BlephEx Lid Cleansers and Quell Eye Drops.
BlephEx clears biofilm and debris from the lid margin and lash line, while OptiVize is designed to address biofilm within the meibomian glands. They are separate systems, and many practices use both in one protocol.
Vision Rescue carries Quell Eye Drops. LashCam is sold through BlephEx.
Order the handpiece, tip packs, OptiVize disposables and lid cleanser at wholesale from Vision Rescue.
BlephEx and OptiVize are trademarks of BlephEx, LLC. Read the complete manufacturer instructions for use, including every warning, precaution and contraindication, before use. Individual results vary.