Warm Compresses

Why Warm Compress Therapy Works

A quality warm compress safely warms the eyelids, helping relieve dry eyes at the cause. That means more comfortable eyes, less burning/grittiness, and better daily dry eye relief.

Find The Right Heated Eye Mask For You

  • EyeRelax Steam Mask

    Mint-infused, self-heating, disposable heated eye mask - perfect for your nighttime routine

    • Air-activated & effortless: Open the pouch and relax—ideal for travel, naps, meditation, or winding down before bed.
    • Consistent moist heat, up to 30 minutes: Long, soothing sessions for deep comfort.
    • Refreshing mint infusion: Cooling sensation with therapeutic warmth to help you feel restored.
    • Perfect for: Bedtime routines, flights, spa-like relaxation, gentle stye eye relief (10–15 minutes at a time, several times daily).
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  • TearRestore Open-Eye Thermal Mask

    The first of it's kind reusable, open-eye warm compress for efficient, targeted relief:

    • Open-eye design : stay consistent with without having to pause your day.
    • Targeted heat where it matters: Designed to warm the eyelids for repeatable results.
    • 10-minutes of warmth: Heats quickly to >40C levels for relief that fits your schedule.
    • Perfect for: Daily eye care, efficient morning/evening routines, repeat use, eco-friendly habits.
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FAQ

Do heated eye masks help dry eyes?

Yes—steady, therapeutic heat supports comfortable eyes. Start with daily sessions and adjust as needed.

Which warm compress is better for me—EyeRelax or the Open-Eye Thermal Mask?

Choose EyeRelax for effortless, longer, spa-like sessions (travel/bedtime). Choose the Open-Eye Thermal Mask for quick, reusable, 10-minute relief you can do with your daily routine.

How often should I use a warm compress?

Most people get results with once daily; some benefit from twice daily during flare-ups. For stye eye relief, use 10–15 minutes, 3–4× daily and add lid hygiene.

How to use a warm compress for stye eye relief

  • Warm compress 10–15 minutes, 3–4× daily to encourage natural drainage.
  • Lid hygiene after each session with gentle eyelid wipes (HylaWipe® or NeutraWipe™).
  • Pause makeup and contacts until the area calms.
  • If pain, swelling, or vision changes worsen—or there’s no improvement—see your eye care provider.
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Disclaimer: The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If pain, swelling, or vision changes worsen, if redness spreads, or if there’s no improvement after several days, contact your eye care provider promptly.