Meibocare™
Meibocare™ E-Heated Eye Mask
Meibocare™ E-Heated Eye Mask
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Meibocare™ E-Heated Eye Mask is a simple and effective solution for managing dry eye, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) and chalazions (styes). Developed by optometrists and used in New Zealand optometry practice, it delivers precise, consistent warmth to the eyelids.
Features
- Optometrist-developed: designed by practising optometrists for safe, effective at-home heat therapy.
- Precise warmth: three heat settings with matched 10, 15 and 20 minute timers, designed to bring the eyelids to 42 °C when used as directed.
- Graphene heating element: even far-infrared warmth with no microwave and no hot spots.
- Notified medical device: listed with Medsafe New Zealand (WAND reference 240927-WAND-746QNT).
- Under clinical study: the subject of a registered randomised clinical trial at the University of Auckland (ANZCTR ACTRN12625000997459).
- Targeted care: for dry eye, MGD, blepharitis and chalazions.
- Easy USB power: 2 m cord, works from the included wall adaptor, a power bank, laptop or phone charger.
Specifications
| Heat settings | Three (Low, Medium, High) |
| Timer | 20 minutes on Low, 15 on Medium, 10 on High |
| Target eyelid temperature | 42 °C when used on the recommended setting and timer |
| Heating element | Graphene, with flaxseed filling |
| Power | USB, wall adaptor included |
| Cord length | 2 m |
| Mask size | 17 cm × 5 cm |
| Material | Soft cotton |
| Designed in | New Zealand |
| Manufactured in | China |
| Medsafe (NZ) WAND notification | 240927-WAND-746QNT |
| Warranty | 12-month manufacturer’s warranty |
Care and cleaning
Wipe the inner surface with a soft, damp cloth after use and let it air-dry before storing. For extra hygiene, place a clean tissue between your eyelids and the mask during each session. Do not submerge, machine-wash or use harsh cleaners — these can damage the heating element.
If you have an eye infection, have had recent eye surgery or are under treatment for an eye condition, check with your optometrist before starting a warm compress routine.
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