Brownmed IMAK Eye Pillow – Sleep Mask with ErgoBeads for Headache. Migraine. Puffy Eyes. and Eye Strain Pain Relief

Drift off to restful sleep with this eye cover for sleeping from IMAK Compression. The unique massaging ergoBeads of this blindfold provide a gentle massage effect around the eyes. while its patented stitching design alleviates direct pressure on the eyes and keeps eyelashes from rubbing the inside of the mask.

The Eye Pillow was designed by an Orthopedic Surgeon. It’s a patented product that conforms to your face and eyes to block out light. Breathable cotton material is comfortable to wear. and the smooth ergoBeads inside create a gentle massaging effect around your eyes. Place the eye pillow over your eyes. relax and enjoy the relief. For added stress relief. place Eye Pillow in the freezer to provide cool relief without the shock of ice or gel packs.

This Eye Pillow pain relief eye mask is also great for meditation. migraine relief. alleviating travel strain. and providing eye strain and headache relief after hours of computer work or gaming.

Benefits

Provides soothing. cooling relief for tired and puffy eyes
Light blocking and no pressure on your eyes
Durable elastic strap keeps the mask in place for side sleepers
Made from non-toxic materials to avoid allergic reactions
Unique stitching alleviates direct pressure on eyes
May help with migraine. headache. puffy eyes. Ideal travel mask

Our sleeping eye mask is machine washable for easy maintenance. Just hand wash your eye mask in warm water and hang it to dry.

• Comfort Eye Mask: ergoBeads massage around the eyes to help you relax during travel. meditation. or sleep
• Added Benefit: Place eye mask in freezer for cooling effect and relief from puffy eyes when sleeping
• Light Blocking: Breathable cotton sleeping mask that conforms to your face and helps you relax
• Versatile Mask: Great for meditation. travel. sleeping. and migraine. headache. or eye strain relief
• Contoured Shape: This eye mask has deep eye space and won’t rub against your eyelids during sleep