EYE CARE

Soothe and Moisturize Dry and Itchy Eyes

Stop rubbing your dry, red eyes or excessively using over the counter eye drops for temporary relief. There is a new alternative! The Thermalon Dry Eye Moist Heat Compress offers safe, effective relief for your dry, irritated, itchy eyes and styes. Simply microwave and apply! This eye compress is not too hot and consistently releases hydrating moist heat. The Moist Heat Compress is intelligently designed to be washable and reusable. Simply wash in cold water and air dry.

The Thermalon Dry Eye Moist Heat Compress is easy and convenient to use at home or in the office. Microwave for 15-30 seconds, sit back, and relax! Let the hydrating eye compress do the work!

Natural Relief
Microwave & Apply
Washable & Reusable
Non-Allergenic
DRY EYE MOIST HEAT COMPRESS

Safe and Effective Dry Eye Relief

More than 50 million individuals in the United States are currently suffering from the symptoms of dry eye. Aging, contact lenses, and routine use of digital screens all contribute to the destabilization of the tear film.

The warm eye compress or mask helps stimulate the flow of natural oil glands into the eyes, slowing evaporative tear loss.

Each use of the warm compress for dry eyes helps restore the eye’s natural defense against future tear evaporation and dryness. Warm compresses are a great way to treat dry eye. 

FAST ACTING & EASY TO USE

Simply Microwave & Apply

20sMicrowave for 20 sec.
10mApply for 5-10 min.
24hExperience long-lasting relief

Causes of Dry Eyes

HOW IT WORKS

Patented Technology That Works

Thermalon Moist Heat How it Works

The Thermalon Dry Eye Relief Compress features patented Hydro Pearl™ technology. Water molecules are continuously absorbed from the air and stored inside the beads. When microwaved, the absorbed water is released as clean, soothing moist heat.

With the unique technology there is no need to add water, no waiting and no mess. The hydrating warm eye compress goes to work quickly to refresh eyes and relieve dryness while improving the meibomian oil gland production.

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