Try stye-press® today and experience the difference for yourself! Available now at CVS. Stye-Press™ Stye Treatment Patches Fast, Comfortable Support for Styes and Chalazia Stye-Press™ adhesive patches offer targeted relief for styes and chalazia by protecting the area, absorbing secretions, and helping reduce redness and swelling. With Advanced Rapid Rescue Technology, each patch shields the eyelid and supports the natural healing process, making day-to-day life more comfortable while a stye heals. Whether you’re dealing with a new stye or managing a chalazion that’s slow to improve, Stye-Press™ fits easily into your routine and helps you stay comfortable throughout recovery. How Stye-Press™ Helps Styes form when bacteria enter the eyelid’s oil glands or hair follicles, often due to touching the eyes with unwashed hands, old cosmetics, or poor eyelid hygiene. Once inflamed, the area becomes red, swollen, and tender. Warm compress therapy is the first recommended step to soften clogged oils and encourage drainage. After applying warm compresses, Stye-Press™ patches provide an added layer of protection by: Covering the stye to keep bacteria out Absorbing excess fluid and secretions Reducing friction from blinking Helping minimize redness, swelling, and discomfort Consistent care is the most effective way to support healing. While no stye treatment works instantly, combining warm compresses with a protective Stye-Press™ patch gives your eyelid the conditions it needs to heal naturally. How to Use Stye-Press™ Using Stye-Press™ is simple and takes only a few minutes: Apply a warm compress to the eyelid to soften oils and improve drainage. Wash your hands thoroughly. Gently cleanse and dry the affected area. Place a Stye-Press™ patch directly over the stye or chalazion. Replace the patch every four hours—or leave it overnight for extended comfort. Stye-Press™ patches are comfortable, stay in place, and remove cleanly without pulling at the skin. When used regularly, they help keep the area clean and protected while the stye resolves. When to See an Eye Doctor Most styes heal with consistent at-home care, but you should contact an eye doctor if: The stye becomes very painful Swelling spreads beyond the eyelid It does not improve within a week Vision becomes affected Avoid squeezing or popping a stye, as this may spread infection or worsen inflammation. If needed, an eye doctor may recommend antibiotic treatment, stye eye drops, or minor drainage for more severe infections. Why Consistent Care Matters Healthy eyelid habits help prevent styes from returning. Keeping the area clean, removing makeup daily, and avoiding unnecessary eye touching reduces the risk of future irritation or infections. If you are prone to styes or chalazia, keeping Stye-Press™ patches on hand makes early symptom management easier. Using warm compresses and applying a protective patch before symptoms worsen can shorten healing time and reduce discomfort. Support Healing with Stye-Press™ Stye-Press™ patches offer gentle, effective support for styes and chalazia right at home. Paired with daily warm compresses and good eyelid hygiene, they help you stay comfortable while your eyelid heals naturally. If you’re looking for a simple, non-invasive way to manage symptoms early and feel better faster, Stye-Press™ is an easy addition to your routine. Caution For external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician.
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