
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
Demodex Mites: What They Are and How to Manage Them Naturally
Demodex are microscopic, parasitic mites that live on the skin and hair follicles of the face including the eyelids and eyelashes. They feed on the oil content of sebaceous glands in the skin and the oil (meibum) in the meibomian glands of the eyes. While these mites are normally present in small numbers, an overgrowth or imbalance can be problematic and lead to a range of issues affecting the face and eyes. When their population grows excessively, they can cause conditions like chronic eyelid inflammation (blepharitis), exacerbation of ocular and facial rosacea and redness (telangiectasia) as well as worsening of dry eye disease.
MGD (Dry Eye) Treatment Guide - How to Treat Meibomian Gland Dysfunction
Meibomian glands are large oil-producing glands present in the eyelids. Healthy glands are necessary to maintain stable, adequate ocular surface lubrication. In meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), these glands become clogged or inflamed leading to a reduction in the amount of oil (meibum) in the tear film. The meibum component of tears is crucial in protecting and stabilizing the tears on the surface of your eye.
How I Resolved My Dry Eye Pain After 15 Years Of Suffering
If you’ve never experienced chronic dry eye, it’s hard to explain just how much it can control your life. But if you have, you probably know the feeling—The raw, stinging sensation. The gritty “sandpaper” dryness the moment you open your eyes. That cycle of desperation, hope, and disappointment with every new treatment from your eye care provider. I lived this reality for 15 years.