Infrarex for Chalazion

Discussion in 'Optometry Archives' started by blepharitis sufferer, Aug 10, 2006.

  1. blepharitis sufferer

    blepharitis sufferer Guest

    This is mainly for the doctors, but anyone with insight should chime
    in.

    Was wondering if this would be safe for heat compresses.. It uses
    infrared light for heating and infrared supposedly damages the eyes. My
    impression is that any amount of infrared passing through the lids to
    the eyes during compress would be minimal and harmless, what do you
    think?


    Details here:

    http://www.infrarex.com/us/

    $14.53 at amazon.. this is the most practical and economically viable
    thing I have found (see earlier thread:
    http://groups.google.com/group/sci....938aa/458c1ce248df494c?hl=en#458c1ce248df494c
     
    blepharitis sufferer, Aug 10, 2006
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  2. blepharitis sufferer

    blepharitis sufferer Guest

    Come on.. surely others must care about this.. The notion of having a
    portable device like this for heat compresses is very valuable.. (I am
    not affiliated with this product.)
     
    blepharitis sufferer, Aug 12, 2006
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