Eye Eco Eyeseals 4.0 Hydrating Sleep Mask Bundle with Soothing Eye Mist (Clear)

Best thing about the product is it works well and is much more comfortable than expected. Fits snugly but not tight like swimming goggles. The spray that comes with the mask definitely assists with dry eye but has a stinging quality to it. Manufacturer says you can spray lids with water instead. Out here in California with such low humidity and intense heat I take Lotmax gel to control inflammation. For those who can be relocate living in Seattle would eliminate many symptoms with dry eye. A humid environment like in Miami Beach and Hawaii would app help keep dry eye expenses down,

I have EXTREME dry eye, and at night my eyes get far, far worse because I can't put in drops while asleep. So I need something that'll hydrate them while I sleep. the idea was that I'd put a little preservative free Bion Tears in there or sterile saline, and sleep on my belly. Or at least, my sweating skin would hydrate my eyes a little. But that doesn't work because no longer how tight I put them, these 'eye seals' don't block off the nose area. And without a true seal, they're totally useless. Problem seems to be that some people's eyes are a bit closer together or further apart, and there's no way to adjust for that, so you get an improper seal. I wish they'd offer multiple versions, or an adjustment mechanism for the nose area. I even tried petroleum jelly and placing my CPAP mask (which I normally don't use) on top to try to force that area against my skin, but no dice. So, I'm rapidly going blind. Is there ANY OTHER PRODUCT that could help me hydrate at night? Gels don't work because I can't get it in my eye (or it burns), and I've tried every option my doctors could come up with, including those hydrating contact lenses, which I just can't see through. Hellp please. My email is cbordeman@outlook.com, if you think you can help me, please!

Works well but you do have to get used to leaving on over night for sleeping

I have severe dry eyesI have floppy EyelidI wear a CPAPI have gone through many attempts at protecting my eyes while I sleep. Comfort of course is a concern, but wearing a full facemask how comfortable can anyone really be? At least the CPAP mask stuff is getting better. But I have so much stuff strapped to my head. My old full facemask did not allow me to use something like the eyeseals product. But now with product like the Resmed F30, full facemask wearers can expand our options of eye protection.I have tried everything you can think of and had settled on taping on hard plastic eye shields. I had tried other things like safety glasses, swim goggles but nothing would work with the mask. With the new F30 mask I decided to give these a try.At first this seemed to be a great option; much more comfortable than what I had been doing. When I ordered here on Amazon, I mistakenly ordered twice; I had two pairs. That was on June 1 of 2019. Before the end of June, the goggles broke near the point the strap connects. Thankfully, I had decided not to return the other pair, I wanted a backup pair. I travel for business a lot and did not want to forget to pack them.I contacted Eyeco and let them know about the breakage, sent them a photo. During the conversation I told them that the strap was losing ability to remain tight. I had a discussion with Laura, and they sent out a replacement pair along with a different strapping mechanism.The second pair that I had mistakenly ordered lasted a little over 2-months; as did the replacement that Eyeco had sent. I ordered one more pair in early Nov. 2019, which had yet a different kind of strap. This put my total Investment in ~6-month time period at $200. It was better than taping shields every night and dealing with that. However, I had to reevaluate this as the product doesn’t last.Your first few weeks are awesome with the product. But the head straps create other kinds of issues being so thin, they almost cut into your head. Their latest strap may be better, but I gave up wearing it to test some other goggles.I have included a picture that shows the major problem I encountered with three pairs. The picture shows two pairs, one broken pair was thrown away. I still have a "good" pair, the last that I purchased but am not currently using it as I'm testing another solution. The average time to failure is <3-months. I was told they are expected to last 2-3 months; I was told this after showing a picture of the split in the middle.It is unacceptable to me that a product of this cost ~$70, lasts such a short period of time. If you’ve had laser surgery, this is possibly a great solution for you – but I think I may have found better -.

I sleep with my eyes open and these soft goggles have done a wonderful job of protecting my eyes and keeping them moisturized. Many people have trouble with the goggles falling off during the night and so did I. My solution was to loop my long hair through the headstrap. It's a fix only for people with medium to long hair but it's very effective and easy, plus I wake up with wavy hair :)

They were great for 4 months until they broke right in the middle.Original review was below but I don’t think I can spend this kind of money three times a year:My dry eye problem usually gets especially bad during the summer when fans and air conditioners start to crank up but these seem to be the answer. Ive tried all kinds of other standard “sleep mask” type products but they wind up being uncomfortable, falling off by the morning or just not sealing very well.I like that these are translucent because I don’t need the blackout properties of a sleep mask and find I am actually more comfortable when I know I can see what’s going on when I wake up overnight.Even with a fan or air conditioner running in the bedroom all night I wake up in the morning with my eyes super hydrated and ready to go. If I tried that with no mask at all I would have trouble opening my eyes at all in the morning. With a standard sleep mask I would absolutely require MGD eye drops or something first thing in the morning. Don’t need anything at all when I use this mask.I bought the combo pack that came with the little spray bottle but found I don’t really need it since I still have decent tear production just not enough of a lipid layer to keep the tears from evaporating without an eye covering. If you have poor tear production I’d imagine the spray would be helpful.

Eye is comfortable, but failed after 6months nightly use. It rubbed right at the nose bridge one night when I was sleeping.