This is OCuSOFT's answer to Avenova, but contains 0.02% hypochlorous acid rather than 0.01%. Don't get too excited - more is not always better! On the plus side, I have heard from many people for whom this product is doing a good job, so if you are wanting to experiment with other blepharitis products, this may be a good one to try. 

According to OCuSOFT, hypochlorous acid products fall into an FDA category which can be marketed either OTC or by prescription. Avenova is prescribed, whereas Hypochlor is not. Make of that what you will, but please always remember to keep your doctor in the loop about what you are using!

• Mild enough for daily use
• Zero eye irritation
• Manages bacterial load

Intended for cleaning and removing foreign material and debris from the application site including microorganisms, immediate care of minor irritations to the skin, cleansing minor cuts, minor scrapes and minor burns. It can also be used for moistening absorbent wound dressing.

Uses

• For cleansing and removing foreign material and debris from application site
• Immediate care of minor irritations to the skin
• Cleansing minor cuts, minor scrapes and minor burns
• Moistening absorbent wound dressing

Directions

• Spray solution onto lint-free pad or swab until moistened
• Close eyes and gently apply to eyelids and eyelashes using side to side motions
• Use twice daily or as recommended by your health care professional

Warnings

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY

When using this product

• do not spray directly into the eyes

Stop and ask a doctor 

• if condition persists or worsens for longer than 7 days

Keep out of reach of children

If swallowed get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.

Other Information

• Use only if tamper evident seal on carton is intact
• Store at room temperature (between 65F-75F) away from direct sunlight and heat
• Do not freeze
• Do not use after expiration date

Ingredients

• Electrolyzed water, sodium chloride, hypochlorous acid, sodium hypochlorite