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The MGDRx EyeBag is a patented, CE marked Class 1 medical device registered with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). It was devised by a UK ophthalmologist to help his dry eye patients.

The EyeBag is a silk and suedex device which can be re-heated up to 200 times in a microwave. Simply heat for 30 or 40 seconds on full power and the EyeBag will stay warm for up to 10 minutes. Eyelid warming using the EyeBag is often used at the same time as artificial tears and dry eye gels and ointments. If you are a contact lens wearer you should discuss your situation with your contact lens practitioner who will advise you how best to use your EyeBag.
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G R Hardwick (Optometrist) |16 Rossall Road | Cleveleys | FY5 1AP | TEL: 01253 853030
  • Home
    • Optometrists
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    • OCT Retinal Scans
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    • Emergency Eyecare
    • Onsite Workshop
    • Low Visual Needs
    • Post-Operative Care
    • Common Eye Conditions >
      • AMD
      • Blepharitis
      • Cataract
      • Conjunctivitis
      • Contact Lens Related Red Eye
      • Dry Eye
      • Flashes & Floaters
      • Glaucoma
      • Keratoconus
      • Naevi
      • Pinguecula & Pterygium
      • Refraction
      • Sub-Conjunctival Haemorrhage
    • NHS Entitlements
  • Contact Lenses
    • Soft Lenses >
      • Daily Disposables
      • Monthly Replacement
      • Lenses for Astigmatism
      • Lenses for Presbyopia
      • Coloured Lenses
    • EyeDream - Orthokeratology
    • Care & Handling Advice
    • Order CL's Online
  • Eyewear
    • Lenses >
      • Lens Design
      • B.I.G. Vision
      • Progressive Lenses
      • Rodenstock Road
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      • Photochromic Lenses
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      • Lens Materials
    • MYOPIA CONTROL
    • Frames >
      • Luxury Eyewear
      • Sustainable Eyewear
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      • Serengeti
      • Evil Eye
      • Bolle
      • Rodenstock SunProtect
    • Sports Eyewear
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    • Order CL's Online
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