Omega-3 Supplementation vs Demodex vs Eyelid Cleanser for Pediatric Chalazia

Inclusion Criteria: * Age 4 to \<17.0 years. * At least one chalazion measuring \>3 mm, visible without special instrumentation. * Chalazion onset (all current lesions) within the past 6 months by parental report. * Willing to forego non-study use of omega-3 supplements (i.e., pills, liquid, gummies) for the duration of the study. * Prior or current treatment with warm compresses, eyelid cleanser/scrubs, topical antibiotic, and/or topical steroids IS allowed. * Topical antibiotics and topical steroids must be discontinued at study enrollment. * All non-study treatments for chalazia must be discontinued at enrollment for the first 8 weeks of the study. * Parent seeking treatment for child's chalazion/chalazia. * There is a working microwave oven/and refrigerator in the home. * Parent has a smartphone or other digital device that can take photographs. * Parent is able and willing to take photographs and upload them to the PEDIG website. * The parent and participant are willing to comply with the assigned treatment regimen after an in-office trial of Cliradex® and Physician Recommended Nutraceuticals (PRN)® Eye Omega Benefits for Kids * Willing to consume fish-based oral supplements. * Contact lens correction of refractive error is allowed. Exclusion Criteria: * Current chalazion on any eyelid present for over 6 months by parental report. * Use of oral omega-3 supplements (i.e., pills, liquid, gummies) in the last 2 months. * Use of oral antibiotics or oral steroids within th…