Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

For 2 years I have been battling with blephritis and styles on my eyelids. In April (5 months ago) I developed a large marble size stye on my lid that caused me to stay home from work for 1 week. The stye turned into a chazlaion and I was treated with oral augmentin antibiotics plus neomycin eye ointment plus steroid eye drops. I purchased ocusoft scrub lids and their foam lid scrub (which is expensive) I used those products daily but no relief. I was unable to wear my contact lenses or eye makeup. Despite all this that large lump stayed for about two months. I then changed eye doctors and took one month of tetracycline oral antibiotics and steroid drops. The stye/chalazion decreased in size but still remained and my lids were still red. I resorted to getting lasik eye surgery because i believed these styes were secondary to chronic contact use. After lasik which was 2 months ago I still had a small lump and redness of my lids. Last week (now in September) my lasik doctor told me to get cleridex bc I may have microscopic mits? I was grossed out but desperate so I purchased it. I am now without words. The residual lump that I had for 5 months plus multiple tiny lumps on my lash line and redness/purplness of my lids are almost completely gone in 4 nights. I opened 1 pad and cut it into 4 pieces because you only get a few packs and they are expensive. I stored the unused open whip in a ziplock bag (got the idea of reading reviews). Although this product provides a stingy/coolness/tingly feeling it is tolerable. I keep my eyes closed for about a min or two and on opening my eyes I'm fine. Also I don't scrub my lids with it only rub it along my lash line a couple of times. I wish I knew about this product sooner. I recommend to all who share a similar experience to mine. Also I had dry eyes for two years. So bad that in the morning I would need to placeeye drops in my eyes to lubricate and open them. I thought it was due to dehydration and working long hours. And chronic contact use. I noticed in only four nights I no longer need to use saline eye drops. I am now convinced my dry eye was due to my blepharitis. Sorry for the long review.