OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original Eyelid Cleanser — Full Product Analysis

U.S. Beauty & Cosmetics — Single-Product Analysis

An evidence-based teardown of the eyelid foaming cleanser: buyer sentiment, its full 13-ingredient panel, and what it has cost on Amazon since 2009. Market snapshot captured 30 October 2026; all prices are native U.S. dollars for a New York 10001 delivery address. Every chart reads from collected data — no figure is estimated.

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1. Product Information

Attribute	Value
Product	OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original Foaming Eyelid Cleanser – 7.25 fl oz Foam Pump
Brand	OCuSOFT
ASIN	B000A7VRYG
Category path	Health & Household > Health Care > Eye Health
Best Sellers Rank	#2,218 in Health & Household; #31 in Eye Care Products; #57 in Vision Products
Size / format	7.25 fl oz (213 mL) foaming pump
Scent / age	Unscented / Adult
Model / manufacturer	PPAX1176150 / OCUSOFT
Availability	In Stock; sold by OCuSOFT Inc., ships from Amazon

What the brand says

OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original is a gentle, rinse-off foaming formula designed to cleanse the eyelids by removing oil, debris, pollen, and cosmetics from the eyelid area. It is formulated for daily eyelid hygiene and is available in an economical 7.25 oz foaming pump convenient for use in the shower.

2. Product Rating & Customer Sentiment

4.7 / 5 across 10,319 global ratings. The distribution is overwhelmingly positive — 82% five-star and only a 3% one-to-two-star tail — making this one of the more consistently rated products in the batch.

Stars	Share	Approx. ratings
5 star	82%	~8,462
4 star	11%	~1,135
3 star	4%	~413
2 star	1%	~103
1 star	2%	~206
Total	100%	10,319

What customers say

Customers find this eyelid cleanser effective at removing makeup and keeping skin clean, while being gentle on sensitive areas and relieving itching. The foaming formula receives positive feedback, with one customer noting that a little goes a long way and the large bottle lasts several months. However, the pump mechanism has issues, with customers reporting that it keeps getting stuck in the down position.

Aspect	Mentions	Positive	Negative	Positive share
Cleansing	432	411	21	95%
Soothing	385	358	27	93%
Skin irritation	255	206	49	81%
Gentleness	229	219	10	96%
Duration (lasts long)	176	170	6	97%
Eye care	168	163	5	97%
Foaming	114	89	25	78%
Pump stability	71	6	65	8%

Aspect mentions overlap and are not additive. Pump stability is the clear weak spot — just 8% positive over 71 mentions — the one credible risk signal on an otherwise well-liked listing. Cleansing (95%), gentleness (96%), duration (97%) and eye care (97%) lead the positives.

3. Product Ingredients

This product exposes a complete, label-order 13-ingredient panel via Skinsort, so the analysis below is a true ingredient teardown rather than a brand-disclosure-only summary. COSDNA was unreachable at capture (Cloudflare interstitial), so its ratings could not be merged — every cell COSDNA would have filled is marked Unrated rather than guessed.

What's inside — "Free Of" matrix

Skinsort's published claim set. Green = the product is free of; red = it is not free of that attribute.

Concerns addressed & benefits

Concerns addressed	Benefits (page-claimed)
Eyelid irritation; blepharitis; dry-eye maintenance; styes-related hygiene; oily eyelids	Hydrating — 1,2-Hexanediol draws and holds moisture, soothing tightness. Community: Works Well 100%, Absorbs Well 50%, Broke Me Out 50%.

Ingredient function classification

The 13 ingredients group into four functional buckets. The formula is surfactant-driven (six mild cleansing agents) with a small solvent/humectant and preservative tail.

Comedogenic & irritancy levels (Skinsort)

Only PEG-150 Distearate carries explicit ratings on Skinsort (comedogenic 2/5, irritancy 0/5). Every other ingredient is Unrated by Skinsort — shown honestly rather than filled in.

Ingredients list (full panel, label order)

#	Ingredient	Function / Benefit tags	Comed.	Irrit.	Notes
1	Water	Skin Conditioning, Solvent	—	—	Most common solvent
2	PEG-80 Sorbitan Laurate	Surfactant	—	—	May worsen Seb. Derm; not safe for Fungal Acne (potential trigger)
3	Sodium Trideceth Sulfate	Cleansing, Emulsifying, Foaming	—	—	Contains sulfate
4	Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine	Cleansing, Foam Boosting, Skin Conditioning	—	—	Coconut-derived, mild
5	PEG-150 Distearate	Emulsifying, Surfactant	2	0	May worsen Seb. Derm; not safe for Fungal Acne (unlikely trigger)
6	Sodium Lauroamphoacetate	Cleansing, Foaming, Foam Boosting	—	—	Mild amphoteric
7	Sodium Laureth-13 Carboxylate	Cleansing, Emulsifying, Foaming	—	—	Mild surfactant
8	Sodium Chloride	Masking	—	—	Thickener / viscosity control
9	1,2-Hexanediol	Skin Conditioning, Solvent	—	—	Humectant; community-liked
10	Caprylyl Glycol	Emollient, Humectant, Skin Conditioning	—	—	Fatty-alcohol; fungal-acne safe
11	Polyaminopropyl Biguanide	Preservative	—	—	Preservative system
12	Potassium Sorbate	Preservative	—	—	Mild; CIR-reviewed, good safety record
13	PEG-15 Cocopolyamine	Emulsifying	—	—	Cationic emulsifier

Fungal-acne flagged (2): PEG-80 Sorbitan Laurate (potential trigger), PEG-150 Distearate (unlikely trigger). Community on Skinsort: 1 ingredient liked, 7 disliked, 5 mixed / no rating. "—" = unrated by Skinsort (not estimated).

4. Product Price & History

At capture the live Amazon buy box for a New York 10001 address was $21.95 — a third-party-new offer (Amazon's own first-party price is not currently listed). The cheapest path is Subscribe & Save at $18.66 (−15%). camelcamelcamel's reference list price is $19.75, which the Amazon listing itself does not surface.

Price type	Amount	Note
Current (buy box)	$21.95	3rd-party-new; US delivery context
Subscribe & Save	$18.66	−15% subscription tier (cheapest)
Unit price	$3.03 per fluid ounce	As rendered by Amazon
List price (camelcamelcamel)	$19.75	Reference MSRP; not shown on listing

camelcamelcamel all-time price history

Tracked since 2009-08-31. The Amazon (first-party) and Used columns currently have no offer; the active channel is third-party-new.

Price Type	Lowest Ever	Highest Ever	Current	Average
Amazon	$9.95 (Sep 11, 2018)	$60.37 (Mar 22, 2019)	— (no first-party offer)	$39.66
3rd Party New	$6.00 (Apr 04, 2014)	$43.48 (Jun 13, 2010)	$21.95 (Oct 29, 2026)	$20.86
3rd Party Used	$15.94 (Mar 04, 2016)	$18.36 (Jul 06, 2016)	— (no used offer)	$16.75

Derived price position (3rd Party New)

Metric	Value
Spread (high − low)	$37.48 (624% of the low)
Current vs lowest ever	+$15.95 (+266%)
Current vs highest ever	−$21.53 (−49.5%)
Current vs average	+$1.09 (+5.2%)
Current vs list ($19.75)	+$2.20 (+11.1%)

Today's $21.95 sits just above the all-time average and 11% above list — a mid-to-high historical price, not a bargain, but far below the 2019 peak of $60.37.

5. Product Images

Listing imagery as captured (three per row).

No buyer-uploaded photos were rendered for this ASIN at capture (zero review-media tiles), so no user imagery is reproduced.

6. Methodology & Confidence

Channel	Status	Notes
Amazon product page	Complete	US address (10001), native USD; price, specs, rating, histogram, customers-say captured. No individual review text or buyer photos rendered.
camelcamelcamel	Complete	All three price types read; Amazon & Used current offers absent (reported, not estimated).
Skinsort	Complete	Full 13-ingredient panel, free-of claims, function tags, one explicit comedogenic/irritancy rating.
COSDNA	Blocked	Cloudflare interstitial; no search results. Unrated cells left blank, not fabricated.

Limitations. (1) Snapshot as of 2026-10-30. (2) Ratings (10,319) count stars, not written reviews. (3) No individual review text loaded; aggregate sentiment is Amazon's own summary. (4) Most ingredients lack numeric comedogenic/irritancy scores on Skinsort — marked "—" (unrated), not estimated. (5) Price history spans 2009–2026 and may reflect past packaging/size eras.