How Long Does Blephasol Last? My Lid Hygiene Experiment!!

In my 4 Step Daily Routine I talked about Blephasol and how I love the economy I get from this lid hygiene solution. Again, links to where you can find these are below (Amazon UK links are on the left, Amazon US link on the right):

Amazon UK - Blephasol

Amazon US - Blephasol

I did a little experiment to see how long a new bottle lasts with twice daily lid hygiene, and to my surprise it lasted almost 3 MONTHS (87 DAYS), far exceeding my expectations!

WARNING: I must be very clear that the Blephasol bottle recommends use for a maximum of 60 DAYS after opening, so technically I should not have used it for longer (oops!). 

I encourage you to set a reminder on your phone so that you’re aware when day 60 happens and don’t overshoot like I did. But this is great news, as you can be fairly certain you'll get your full 2 months worth of use of the bottle, meaning it’s money well spent. 

As I knew I was doing this experiment I was actually a bit more liberal than normal when applying the solution to my cotton wool pads, making me even more shocked at the results!
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Check out my video below as I opened the bottle unaware of how long it would last!

Cost Comparison: Solution Bottles vs. Wipes

Amazon US - Blephaclean Wipes

Amazon UK - Blephaclean Wipes and Bottle Duo

Blepharitis is a long term condition, so whatever I do has to be cost effective.

So let’s run some numbers to compare Wipes vs. Bottled Solution based on doing lid hygiene twice a day as I do in the 4 Step Plan.

Blephaclean Wipes:

• Price: $39.99 (as at 12 Nov 2025)
• Number of wipes: 40
• Price per wipe: $1
• Cost per day doing hygiene twice: $2

VS.

Blephasol 100ml bottle:

• Price: $19.99 (as at 12 Nov 2025)
• Number of days usage (manufacturer maximum): 60
• Cost per day doing hygiene twice: $0.33

And so there you have it! Doing lid hygiene with Blephasol solution is OVER 6 TIMES CHEAPER than using wipes daily.

Hope you found that useful, and as always let me know your thoughts in the comments below!!!

Stay safe
Taf

Note: I am not a medical doctor, and none of my content including that shown here is to be taken as medical advice. I’m a fellow sufferer sharing what has worked for me! Please speak to your doctor or other appropriate medical professional for medical advice.

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