Founded with a Mission
We believe everyone deserves healthy and happy eyes. If you struggle with chronic dry eye, styes, or inflammation around your eyes—we can help. We've made it our mission to create the world’s best therapeutic eye care products by partnering with eye care experts and taking a patient-centric approach to design, it’s that simple.
How it all Started
I’ve had severe dry eye for 15+ years. When I was at my worst, I used rewetting drops 15x/day and wasn’t sleeping longer than an hour at a time without waking up in excruciating eye pain. I have been prescribed and used every dry eye product that exists on the market, consulted with 20+ eye doctors, and conducted many experiments on myself to try and find relief. My story (unfortunately) is not unique.
I founded Blinkjoy with the mission to rid the world of chronic dry eye disease and help anyone that struggles with eye pain, sensitivity, redness, or discomfort. I sincerely appreciate your business and support on this journey. If you have questions about our products, or simply want to discuss your condition, please don't hesitate to shoot us a message.
Your Guide to Healthy, Happy Eyes
Why Chronic Styes Keep Coming Back: Tips for Long-Term Relief
Recurring styes or chalazia may stem from poor eyelid hygiene or other conditions. Learn causes, prevention tips, and treatment options to manage chronic styes and protect long-term eye health.
The Best Tools for Managing Blepharitis
Blepharitis is a common eyelid condition causing redness, irritation, and crusting. While not sight-threatening, it can lead to complications if untreated. Proper eyelid hygiene—using wipes, warm compresses, or electronic devices—can reduce flare-ups and help manage dry eye symptoms.
Natural Eye Care Solutions: Why Moist Heat Is a Game-Changer
Dry eye disease is becoming increasingly common and increasingly more debilitating to everyday life for many people. There is a significantly long list of causative factors for the development and worsening of this condition: prolonged screen time, medications like antidepressants and diuretics, environmental factors, hormonal changes and concurrent ocular diseases are just a few.