Is there an alternative to an eye ointment with yellow mercury oxide to treat blepharitis?

I have to say that the compounds with mercury oxide are certainly no longer topical. The different mercury salts, which were used earlier, are now out of the actuality not to say forbidden. I fear that your pharmacist will still find this product at the supplier of raw materials. I would suggest you make use of an erythromycin (0.5%) Eye ointment to which you may also add a cortico such as hydrocortsionacetate or something stronger to your choice. Removing the D é bris and crusts with warm (naturally tolerated) compresses is recommended before applying the ointment. Obviously as long as D é Bris prevented. Applying sweet almond oil to the eyelid rim can further prescribe you. It reduces the likelihood of refalling.