Hydrating Dry Eye Relief Sleep Mask, CPAP Moisture Eye Mask for Sleeping, Best Sleep Eye Mask for Woman Man (Transparent)

These worked great and I love the thin string. However, I’m not sure how long the string will hold up but with a little ingenuity I might figure out something to replace it with. I sleep on my side and it was so nice waking up and not feeling like sand was in my eyes, which made it easier to wake up. I’m keeping watch on my eyes because I’m not sure if it’s causing puffiness under my eyes. You can not really see through these but I like waking up by my lights coming on so I need to be able to see the lights. When I put these on I don’t need to see clearly I’m going to sleep. It’s great that I can now use a fan at night. It’s especially nice to be able to use a fan when the ac isn’t really necessary but without this mask I would have to use the ac.

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These are comfortable, effective at blocking light (more than regular eye masks), and effective in protecting your eyes from circulating air while sleeping. The cord is also very thin and can fit underneath another mask or sleeping headphones easily.Make sure you clean them frequently as they can become smelly after a few weeks. I recommend using wipes for cleaning rather than immersing the mask in water, as the water and a cloth may reduce the adhesion of the padding to the mask.They can leave marks after sleeping, but they don't look much different from regular markers of being tired and for me disappear quickly.

I am using these to block the little bit of airflow that leaks from my CPAP mask then directly onto my eyelids making my eyes horribly dry in the morning where I can barely move my eyes or eyelids as they are stuck together most mornings.🥵 After a bit of trimming/sanding using a coarse fingernail file I got them to fit properly and not pinch the bridge of my nose. Yes they create a very moist atmosphere kinda like if you put a piece of non porous tape or film on a section of skin and it gets really sweaty and wet. I will drill a small hole in the center of each black “lens“ to attempt to let some of the moisture out as the air leaks from the CPAP mask are down closer to the area where the goggles meet my cheeks and are successfully being blocked by the goggles. These could cost alot less if they didn’t come with a fancy eyeglass case and cloth lens wiping rag inside a fancy plastic box🥵🤷🏻‍♂️. These soft plastic black goggles are Completely opaque and will work exactly the same if they get scratched or not. Frankly I literally have several dozen fancy eyeglass and other fancy cases for tools and devices I have NEVER USED and seriously wished the companies that make these products gave an option to Not Include Cases that have little to no good use yet they add cost to the products and the shipping of the products. Just more crap that ends up in the land fills or the ocean!!?

Why Is "WAHAH" written across the left lens? It's on the part you're supposed to see through- such a silly choice - it's just generic type, not a logo, not branding, and it renders vision in that eye useless. I thought I bought something I could see through. Goggles arrived grubby and gross - needed to be washed. It's as though they were designed, manufactured and packaged in an environment of abject human misery. I am returning these.

I ordered these to wear with my cpap mask in an effort to protect my eyes from the air that leaks from the mask. They arrived quickly. The goggles, right out of the box, looked used. They had smears and sticky stuff on them. I washed them as I at least wanted to try them.Notice in the pictures that the "band" is only thin elastic TIED to the sides of the goggles. The band pulled out the first time I put them on so I had to retie it. Once on, positioning them over my eyes was hard. They ended up in my eye socket under the brow and above the cheek bone. Once my mask was on I had to readjust them till I was not pinching any skin around my eyes. Laying down with this rig on was okay, as long as I stayed on my back. Being as I am a side sleeper, I found that the goggles needed constant readjustment as they moved and pinched with my ear down on the pillow. Plus I was getting claustrophobic. So im returning them. They DID keep my eyes from getting dry, and the claustrophobic issues is a me problem. But this leads me to my second issue. These are not worth $27. They are stamped from a single piece of vinyl and a flimsy tie is added. The nose piece is not adjustable either. I can get a pair of swim goggles that will do the same thing for half this price. And that's what I'm going to do.

My vision in right eye was severely affected by my cpap air. Took forever to find this item as I thought I was the only one with this problem. Love it. Adjustable elastic strap, very lightweight, clear enough to see out with no vision blockage with "fancy colors" on side. I put my hair in ponytail to hold cpap (nose type) down away from eyewear (easy to do) and have had no problems. Buying another pair for spare. Worth the purchase. And surprisingly, my eyesight is clearing up and I can see again must clearer.

Bought these to block air from cpap drying out my eyes. So comfortable and they block out all light. Pitch black. Best sleep ever. Not waking up at the first sign of light in the mornings. Really great!!!