Description
Why warmth
After eight or ten hours looking at a screen, the muscles around your eyes are simply tired. Warmth is the oldest answer to that — a warm flannel does the same job, badly, for about ninety seconds before it goes cold. This holds its temperature for as long as you want it.
Settings
- Heat: five levels, from barely-there to properly warm
- Vibration: six patterns across the temples and bridge of the nose
- Blackout: contoured 3D cups block light without pressing on your eyelids, so you can blink freely
- Auto-off: timed shutdown, so falling asleep in it is the point rather than a problem
The fit
The cups are moulded rather than flat, so there is no pressure on the eye itself — the weight sits on your brow and cheekbones. The strap adjusts and does not catch in long hair.
Powering it
USB-C from any power bank or phone charger. No mains plug is supplied and none is needed, which also means there is no wrong-socket problem if you travel.
Straight talk
This is a relaxation product, not a medical device, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. If your eyes hurt rather than feel tired, see an optometrist.
Do not use it on broken or irritated skin, and take it off if the heat stops feeling comfortable.
Shipping and returns
Free shipping to the US, delivered in 7–14 business days with USPS tracking. 30 days to return it — unworn and unopened for a change of mind, or any condition at all if it arrives faulty.
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