🔥 Unlock instant, soothing eye relief in just 20 seconds!
The Ocusoft Dry Eye Mask Basic features a patent-pending cross hatch design that ensures even heat distribution, providing moist-heat therapy to relieve dry, scratchy, and irritated eyes. It heats up rapidly in only 20 seconds, making it a convenient and effective solution for dry eye discomfort.
A**R
Easy way to get relief from dry eyes.
This eye mask is just what I needed to treat my dry eyes. Not too hot or too cool and very easy to use!
H**O
this works very well
This was remarkably soothing, much better than trying to use a wet dripping compress that gets cold too quickly.
L**A
Works great
I had this for a while and just recently started using it and I love it works great heat it up in microwave and lay down wearing it helps soothe eyes
R**R
Easy to use
Finally found a dry eye mask that is easy to use & clean.Just put it to a washer & dryer, it's clean again. No complicated care instructions!I've already put it through several wash and dry cycles and it's holding up perfectly - no fraying, no loss of heating effectiveness. That's a huge improvement over the last mask I tried that basically fell apart after the second wash.For the price, this has been a solid purchase for my daily dry eye routine. Simple, effective, and built to last.
I**E
Works well.
Simple, easy to use. Don’t go over the time limit in the microwave, it will get fairly hot. 30 seconds works for me. Nothing bad to say about it.
I**O
Is ok
Is ok
N**R
Did not work
It did not take care of my dry eyes
V**N
Odd Smell out of the box!
This mask has a funky plastic smell out of the box that intensified after microwaving.🤢 The eyebrow section on this mask is lovely for sinus headaches, but the section that goes over the eyes is over-stuffed and really presses down on your eyeballs (which is not healthy for your eyes). I have a small heah and I had to barely attach the hook and loop tape to get a gentle amount of pressure. If you have a large head it will probably be way too much pressure for you.
