Scientific Publications

  • Yürekli A. Adjunctive Agent for Treating Scabies: In vitro Killing Activity of Permethrin and Tea Tree Oil on Sarcoptes scabiei Collected from Patients. Turkiye Parazitol Derg. 2022 Nov 28;46(4):334-338. English. doi: 10.4274/tpd.galenos.2022.29494. PMID: 36444410.
  • Alver O, Kıvanç SA, Akova Budak B, Tüzemen NÜ, Ener B, Özmen AT. A Clinical Scoring System for Diagnosis of Ocular Demodicosis. Med Sci Monit. 2017 Dec 10;23:5862-5869. doi: 10.12659/msm.907824. PMID: 29224027; PMCID: PMC5733813.
  • Cemşitoğlu, N., Beksaç, B. and Adışen, E. (2026), A Different Approach to the Treatment of Molluscum Contagiosum: Tea Tree Oil and Povidone-Iodine. Int J Dermatol, 65: 186-187. https://doi.org/10.1111/ijd.70028
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The Demodex Diagnosis and Treatment Book is an important academic reference that brings together up-to-date knowledge on the diagnosis, treatment, and clinical management of Demodex infestations.

The book includes scientific evidence and published literature regarding the use of Tea Tree Oil in the management of Demodex. Its comprehensive reviews contribute to a better understanding of current approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of Demodex-related ocular and dermatological conditions.

At Jeomed, we believe it is essential that the active ingredients used in our products are supported by credible scientific evidence and recognized within the academic literature.

In this context, the Demodex Diagnosis and Treatment Book serves as one of the key scientific references supporting our evidence-based product development approach and our commitment to delivering innovative, reliable healthcare solutions.

  • The study titled “Comparison of the Effectiveness of Tea Tree Oil in Human Demodicosis with Other Current Pharmacological Treatments” is one of the key scientific references evaluating the effectiveness of Tea Tree Oil (TTO) in the management of Demodex infestations. The study reports that, due to its acaricidal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties, Tea Tree Oil provides beneficial outcomes in controlling symptoms associated with Demodex.

    At Jeomed, we prioritize active ingredients supported by scientific research and develop our products in line with the latest academic literature. This study represents one of the important scientific references that reinforces our evidence-based approach to product development and our commitment to delivering effective, science-driven healthcare solutions.

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