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Lid hygiene device improves meibomian gland dysfunction, blepharitis

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Julianne Mobilian
Conferences|ASCRS

When used in supplement with other dry eye treatments, patients see improvement

See why Helen K. Wu, MD, calls the NuLids device "an electronic toothbrush" for the eyes.

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