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**dianat** · 07-Jan-2010, 06:46

Wow. Great tip. I've never thought to do it either. Will keep it in mind. How do you like Azasite, by the way? I have an Rx for it but haven't tried.

**skygoddess** · 07-Jan-2010, 07:41

Nothing short of phenomenal.
Except for the cost and the ridiculously small amount in the bottle.

One of those things you either love or hate,
I am definitely a fan. Not only would I gladly pay the $40 co-pay, but if I ran out before the insurance would pay again,
As happened more often than not, I just paid the full price.
I think sometimes when I went to work, my whole check was just to buy the stuff.

My main complaints were blepharitis, ocular rosacea , MGD. and ocular allergy.
I went from 95% misery to 95% normal. I don't care what it cost to keep that.

**alisonW** · 07-Jan-2010, 16:27

skygodess - do you mind me asking a few questions? How often do you use this: How many drops per day? Do you take weeks off in between the 7 day course or use it daily? What improvements have you noticed? ie. Less redness of the eyes or lids? Any info you have would really be appreciated - I have the same eye issues as you. Thanks!

**skygoddess** · 07-Jan-2010, 20:02

Hi Alison,
I use it as needed. My lids hurt and burn like fire sometimes, swell and I get a strange sensation at the base of my lashes.
I want to literally pull them out. It is crazy to be constantly aware of your eyelashes, but that is the only way I can describe it.

If I catch it early I can stop it with a drop 4x a day for a day or two.

I can prevent it with a drop in each eye 2x per day, I have a permanent refill.
Dr has me on it 2x a day long term.

**dianat** · 07-Jan-2010, 20:11

Glad to know you've done so well.

**alisonW** · 08-Jan-2010, 08:04

Thank you skygodess! Glad it's helped you so much.

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