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Wipe Away Without the Tears
 
Eye infections such as conjunctivitis, blepharitis or a stye can result in your little one developing ocular secretions and eyelid crusting.When your little one gets eye infections, nothing can seem worse than having to wipe their eyes clean.  
 
Sore eyes?
 
Eye condition:
What is it?
Cause:
Relevant Symptoms:
Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
Inflammation of the conjunctiva and the inner surface of the eyelids
Bacteria
Viruses
Allergies
Oozing discharge forming dried crusts during sleep
Blepharitis
Inflammation of the eyelids which
usually affects both eyes
Staphylococcal Bacteria
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Redness, burning, itchiness
Scales and crusts form and stick to eyelids and lashes
Stye
Infection of one or more of glands at the edge of the eye
Tend to rupture releasing pus
Staphylococcal Bacteria
Pus-like discharge forming dried crusts during sleep
 
 Importance of Eye Care
 
When your child has an infection or eye residue, it is important to clean their eyes properly. Always wipe outwards, from the inner corner of the eye towards the outer corner. Take care to clean in between the lashes and use a clean surface each time you wipe to avoid spreading any infection.
 
What can you use?

Try Little Eyes® Gentle Cleansing Wipes, these wipes are non-medicated and perfect for cleaning the eye without creating any tears:
·        Perfect for removing any secretions or residue from eye infections
·        Ideal for cleansing lashes
·        Suitable for the most sensitive skins
·        Rinse-free
 
Little Eyes® Gentle Cleansing Wipes are ideal for gently cleaning away the crusting and sticky residue from your little ones eyes and between the eyelashes. Each Little Eyes® pack contains 30 individually packaged wipes. Each wipe is packaged in a convenient sachet ensuring each wipe is sterilized, clean, and easy to use.

Little Eyes® can be used as both warm and cold compresses. They are suitable for newborns and can be used from Day 1.
 
Gentle Cleansing Properties
Little Eyes® wipes are tested and recommended by ophthalmologists and dermatologists. The gentle wipes are hypoallergenic and free of alcohol, fragrances, and preservatives. The wipes are pH balances to match your child’s own tears and will moisturise and soothe this delicate area. Little Eyes® Gentle Cleansing Wipes are an easy way to clean your child’s eyes and let you wipe away without the tears.
 
Hot or cold compresses:
Your healthcare professional may recommend using a hot or cold compress. Not only can you use Little Eyes® as a wipes you can also use it as a hot or cold compress too.
 
How to use Little Eyes® as a cold wipe or cold compress:

1. Tear open foil pack and unfold the Little Eyes®  wipe

2. Wipe from the inner corner of the eye (next to the nose) toward the outer corner

3. Use a clean surface for each wipe so that drainage being cleaned away is not rubbed back across the eye

4. Take care to cleanse in between the lashes and sides of the eyelid

5. Use a separate sterilized wipe for cleansing each eye and use a clean wipe for each application

6. After use wash your hands and dispose of Little Eyes® wipe in a suitable container

 
How to use Little Eyes®as a warm compress:

1. Place the entire sachet in a cup of warm water for a few minutes

2. Remove the sachet from the water

3. Tear open foil pack and unfold the Little Eyes® wipe

4. Follow instructions as per above
 
Little Eyes are available from pharmacies nationally, for more information please visit www.littleeyes.com.au or call 1800 788 870.
 
 
 

Please note this is a guide and is not to be used as a diagnostic tool. Little Eyes® Gentle Cleansing Wipes will not treat eye infections. They are designed to gentle clean the delicate eye area and eyelashes of the ocular secretions that accompany eye infections.

It is important with any eye infection to seel professional advice from your Doctor or Pharmacist.