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This is our Resource Hub: a comprehensive selection of short videos and evidence-based materials tailored for eye care professionals.

Explore the Resource Hub for focused reviews of key diagnostic features at the lid margin and videos offering an in-depth view of collarettes and the pathogenesis of Demodex blepharitis. Also, find expert-led discussions on prevalence, diagnosis, and disease burden of Demodex blepharitis, along with additional expert resources and materials.
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Prevalence and impact of Demodex blepharitis

APR 2026

Demodex blepharitis may be more common than expected. In this video, European eyecare experts discuss its prevalence, clinical impact…more

Diagnosis Guide – Spotting Demodex blepharitis in clinical practice

MAR 2026

Diagnosis Guide – Spotting <em>Demodex</em> blepharitis in clinical practice

What if one of the most commonly misdiagnosed conditions in eye care was also the easiest to detect? It only takes three seconds! At the slit lamp…more

An Overview of Demodex blepharitis

FEB 2026

An Overview of <em>Demodex</em> blepharitis

Demodex blepharitis is common yet often overlooked, seen in about 54% of European eyecare patients.*^1,2 In this short video, take a closer look…more

Why Identifying Demodex Blepharitis is Essential for Your Patients

JAN 2026

Why Identifying <em>Demodex</em> Blepharitis is Essential for Your Patients

Demodex blepharitis might not just impact the lid margin – it can trigger a ripple effect across the ocular surface.¹ As mites can burrow and feed, their claws …more

Hidden Infestations – Understanding the Root Cause of Demodex Blepharitis

DEC 2025

Hidden Infestations – Understanding the Root Cause of <em>Demodex</em> Blepharitis

When symptoms overlap with other eye conditions, Demodex blepharitis is often missed.^1,2 Our new video walks through a fast, exam-room technique: collarettes are the pathognomonic sign of Demodex mite overgrowth …more

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