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The Blinkjoy Hydrating Sleep Mask was created for those who suffer from chronic dry eye, post LASIK irritation, or eye strain from computer use to promote relief from dry eye symptoms - helping you wake up feeling rejuvenated and refreshed....
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Great concept but silicone cups swells my eyes
I know the instructions say not to make it too tight, and I don't. My body is weird, especially my face, which is always swollen when I wake up in the morning, but I cannot use the silicone cups. I use the mask without the cups. It is handy to have. I am always hot and have a fan on me and a window AC unit hitting my face, so I wear it when sleeping to keep my eyes from getting dry. I also get disposable heat masks and put this over it. I am glad I bought it and it is a neat idea. I its comfy. I'm a side sleeper, so it took a few tries to get used to it. But I am happy. I suggest you get this for dry eye when sleeping after you put pm drops in your eyes.
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Anonymous · 12 days ago
I Wanted to Love These, but Not Yet
I ordered this because my surgeon suggested goggles after some complicated surgery I had on both eyes, upper and lower lids. It sounded like a good idea because there was concern about dry eye, cornea damage, etc., but initially, with a shield on, the discomfort was too much (plus I still had surgical pain) and now that things have settled a bit, I still feel using the goggles make my eyes more swollen in the morning than just using a regular eye mask. My swelling isn't supposed to clear for six months after surgery, so I'm looking at December, so I'm not ready to throw in the towel (or throw out the goggles) just yet, but for now, it's not working for me.
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Diane · 17 days ago
First, the places in the mask for your eyes are too wide. Did you only test on men? Luckily, I was able to squish and clip the mask so that it fit my eye sockets. Second, I use a CPAP with a pillow mask. I would awake in the middle of the night with the sleep mask pushed up into the middle of my eyes. I'm not sure why that keep happening. I tried various positions between the 2 masks and nothing seemed to work. Since it was really only my left eye that needed hydration at night, I experimented by putting the blue plastic thing into an eye patch. Basically, the same thing happened. If you have any suggestions on how to keep the mask in place with my CPAP mask, I would be glad to hear them. Thank you.