Electric Eye Massager | Vibrating Eye Massager | Electric Eye Mask Massagers
The mains-free version: an 850 mAh battery, an LED panel and two vibration modes.
What it does
Runs off its own battery
An 850 mAh lithium cell at 3.7 V, built in and charged from the supplied cable. There is no wall lead to trail across the bed and nothing to plug in while you are wearing it.
Two vibration modes
A light, even buzz under the pads, on two settings. It runs on its own or alongside the heat and the air compression.
An LED panel
The controls are on the right hand side: one button cycles the modes and the screen shows which are on.
Fifteen minutes, then off
Every session ends by itself, so falling asleep in it is fine.
It is one device, not five
This shop sells a single eye massager. The heat, the air compression, the vibration and the Bluetooth speakers are all in the same mask, and they run together or on their own, so whichever of these pages you arrived on you are looking at the same product.
What it is not
An eye massager is a comfort device, not a medical treatment, and it will not change your eyesight or treat any condition. If you have an eye or health condition, check with your doctor before you use one.
Frequently asked questions
Can an Eye Massager be used before applying makeup?
Yes. There is nothing in a session that interferes with makeup going on afterwards. The lining is flannelette and sits against clean, dry skin, so most people use it before rather than after.
Can an Eye Massager be used with eye cream?
We would put the cream on afterwards rather than before. The mask presses against the skin and anything on it ends up on the flannelette lining, which then needs wiping. Nothing is harmed either way; it is just tidier.
How often should I use an Eye Massager Electric?
As often as you like. A session is fifteen minutes and the device ends it for you. Most owners settle on once a day, usually in the evening, because that is when a quarter of an hour with your eyes shut fits.
What are the features to look for in Eye Massagers Electric?
Whether the session ends on its own, whether the strap adjusts, what the lining is made of and whether it folds. Those four decide whether you keep using it. Heat range, number of modes and battery capacity are worth reading too, and they are all printed on this listing.
What exactly is in the box?
The mask, a charging cable and a storage bag.
How long is a session?
Fifteen minutes. The device switches itself off at the end of it, which is what makes it usable last thing at night.
How warm does it get?
Between 38 and 40 degrees Celsius, on four levels. Forty is warm rather than hot, roughly a flannel wrung out of hot water. It takes about a minute to come up from cold and holds steady after that.
Can I use the heat without the vibration?
Yes. Heat, air compression and vibration are independent and the LED panel selects which are running. Any one, any two, or all three.
What does the air compression actually feel like?
Six airbags, three a side, sit around the eye socket rather than over the eye. They inflate and release in sequence, so it reads as a slow squeeze travelling around the bone rather than a single press.
How loud is it?
The airbags make a soft pumping sound and the vibration motor hums. Neither is loud, and the Bluetooth speakers cover both if you are playing something.
How do the speakers work?
They are built into the sides of the shell. Pair the mask with a phone or a laptop once and it reconnects to that device automatically afterwards. Anything that plays audio works.
Do I have to use the speakers?
No. They are off unless something is connected and playing.
How long does the battery last?
It is an 850 mAh cell at 3.7 V, charged from the cable in the box. A full charge covers several sessions.
Can I use it while it is charging?
We would not. Take it off the cable first: there is nothing to gain from wearing a mask on a lead.
How heavy is it?
285 g, which is lighter than most paperbacks.
Does it fold?
Through 180 degrees at the bridge, so the two halves close together into roughly the size of a pair of sunglasses in a hard case. A storage bag comes with it.
Will it fit me?
The strap is elastic with a slider and covers most adult head sizes.
What is it made of?
The shell is a polycarbonate and ABS blend, which is the combination used for equipment that gets carried and dropped. The part against your face is flannelette.
How do I clean it?
A damp cloth or a wet wipe on the lining. Never put the device in water.
Can I wear it with contact lenses in?
Take them out first. It is more comfortable, and it means nothing is pressing against a lens.
Can I fall asleep in it?
That is what the automatic cut-off is for. The session ends and the device switches off whether or not you are awake.
Is it a medical device?
No. It is a comfort device. It will not change your eyesight and it will not treat any condition. If you have an eye or health condition, ask your doctor before using one.
Can you tell me whether it suits my eyes?
No, and we would rather say so plainly than give you a reassuring answer we are not qualified to give. We can tell you what the device is and what it does. Whether it is right for your eyes is a question for your doctor.
What does it cost and what is the delivery?
$198 including GST, with free delivery across Australia on orders over $75, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.