Aroma Season Heated Eye Mask, USB Steam Warm Compress For Puffy Eyes, Warm Therapeutic Treatment For Dry Eye, Chalazion, Blepharitis, Stye (Black)

Useful product. It has 3 modes to adjust heating level and timer that keeps it running and automatically switched off once the time runs out. Heating is effective and helps soothe eyes and head. Good for before sleep or in case pf headaches too. Pretty easy to use.

I saw this product on YouTube ,was looking out for a eye heating mask for dry and painful eyes and through a search on eye mask the doctor on YouTube recommended this , so I ordered it from Amazon and let me tell you that after receiving this product I started using it and wow after just 20 minutes of applying this on my eyes , My eyes feel lubricated , fresh , tiredness gone and dryness gone just with 2 Uses . I would recommend this product for all those having dry eyes, tired and heavy itchy eyelids . It's a must buy product. And thanks Amazon for a quick delivery with value for money .

The item works very well. I bought this for my ten year old son, who needs to be given regular eye compress for atleast 5 to ten minutes. Is lightweight, easy to carry on travels and child-friendly. Value for money. I am using this since 3 months regularly now

First of all received a used product. Tried to check if it works well, the heating is not enough. It’s hardly warm. Waste of money.

Works great

Just received this around 7 hours back. Used it as soon as I received as I had a sleepless travel. Just woke up after usage. Kept it on for 40mins in mid and it was amazing. My dry eyes was acting up due to the sleepless night and this in 2 hrs nap gave me such a boost unlike what those gel eye masks used to do. Highly recommended 👍

Okayish product but definitely a bit overpriced. Pros Portable, lightweight convenient. Can be plugged with multiple usb sources like power bank, laptop etc. Long term heat possible. Cons Heat is dry and concentrated not uniform. A water spray is needed to moisten heat even then the effect is not as good as microwavable beads. Overall 7/10 For dry eye patients go for microwaveable beads as far as possible keep this for outdoor,travel or office use

We can easily sleep and provides very good comfort

Brilliant product, love it

The customer service is top tier. I had a defective mask and Ada (CS rep) was on it. I received a new mask in days, no ?s asked. The mask has helped me with my dry eyes. It heats up very well at different temperatures. I like how it offers different time settings. It's very relaxing, puts me to sleep at times.

It’s useless product and if you tried to return it you will not be able to return it am not recommended this product to purchase it it’s a waste of money Very bad experience

Recommended for Dry Eyes My optometrist said I have dry eyes. She recommended a hot compress, along with taking fish oil. (TL;DR: The verdict for fish oil is that it doesn't do anything to help with dry eyes. My optometrist seems to think it's working though.) For me, I noticed the eye compress did more to help with my symptoms than the fish oil. Oftentimes, my eyes burn and feel gritty. They were bloodshot, too. Using the eye compress, I can see that the bloodshot intensity went down by a significant degree. Wet Vs Dry Compresses Before I bought this dry compress, I was using a wet towel that I would run under hot water. It takes several minutes to get hot water. I would run the towel under the running faucet for about 20 seconds. Then, I would apply the compress to my eyes. After a minute, the compress would just be lukewarm. I would have to run to the faucet to reheat my towel. By this time, I would have to wait a bit for hot water again. I did this numerous times to reheat my compress. The recommended minimum time for applying an eye compress is 10 minutes. Needless to say, I quickly got tired of reheating my towel. I was not able to perform eye compresses every night, too, because of how troublesome this was. It was a waste of water, too. Wished It Was a Touch Hotter Naturally, I started looking for solutions online. Apparently, there is a difference between wet and dry compresses. A wet compress, such as that applied with a wet towel, helps to add moisture to the eyes. A dry compress adds no moisture and can even take away what moisture is in the eyes. I asked my optometrist if I could use this USB-powered dry compress. She said it was fine, so I got this. Now, I can use the 10 minutes of applying this eye compress to meditate or reflect, along with letting the stresses of the world melt away for a bit. It does take about a minute for this device to get up to temperature. I always run this on high. Even then, I feel that it could be much hotter. I have tried powering this off a dedicated USB A power supply unit (PSU) rather than a computer USB port. There seems to be no difference in the amount of heat generated. Typically, a computer limits the current on the USB A port to 1 A to protect itself. I was thinking a USB PSU would remove this limitation. Physical Contact Limitations The eye compress does not touch all of my eye lids. I found myself having to press the compress against my eyes to help with relieving my dry eye symptoms. For those who do not know, when you have dry eyes the oil glands in your eyes clog up and stop lubricating your eyes. The plugs are the consistency of butter. The eye compress helps to melt these plugs. I try to clean the area around my eyes before I apply the mask so as to help keep it clean for as long as I can. The surface material looks like it would be easy to clean. Take a damp towel and wipe down it down to help keep away those pesky eye infections. Conclusion Overall, I do recommend this eye mask. It saves you a bunch of time, you can use it almost anywhere (it's USB A!), and does the job of providing relief from dry eyes.

Working well so far. Is helping with my eyes Some people have noted that theirs has broken but have used for two weeks and still working for me