Moisture Chamber Goggles for Dry Eyes – Soft Silicone Sleep Mask, Reusable & Lightweight, Custom Fit for Comfort (Black)

pretty good for blocking out light, soft and flexible, comfortable

Not comfortable, it irritates my skin and makes my eyes itchy

I didn’t expect to love this sleep mask as much as I do, but it’s been amazing for my dry eyes. It’s super soft, it doesn’t press on my eyes or lashes at all, even when I sleep on my side. I wake up with my eyes feeling so much more hydrated and comfortable. The silicone is breathable and easy to clean, and the adjustable strap makes it easy to get a perfect fit. It also blocks out all light, which definitely helps me sleep better. I’ve even used it on flights and during naps. I highly recommend it if you struggle with dry eyes.

Have not tried sleeping with this because it just arrived, but looks well-made and should help with dry eye issues. I wish the elastic strap was twice as wide because it is very narrow. Packaging was very good. Item came sealed in plastic inside a box which was inside a plastic bag.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: These goggles have really helped with my dry eyes. They are silicone, rather than cloth, so I feel like they are cleaner. They also don’t press on my eyes. I have found them to be comfortable. Note that they don’t seal tightly, which I like, but they sit around the eyes and nose.

It is not format fit 100% mostly around the nose/bridge area - I an see light along the side of my nose, but it still creates a moisture chamber through the night. This is the first one I tried, and I will continue to seek other products for comparison. Fairly comfortable to wear through the night. The strap is adjustable, and not flimsy.

Bought this to help with my dry eye syndrome. I enjoy the silicone part of the mask... it doesn't press on my eyes and once it warms up to my skin temperature, I'm hardly aware that it's on. HOWEVER, I'm only able to use it because of a modification I had to make. The clips that anchor the strap to the mask at each side were extremely painful. I have a small face, so possibly the clips hit me at a bad spot, but it could be an issue for other people, too. After a few days, my ears were killing me. It didn't help to adjust the strap to be over, under, or behind my ears... nothing helped. Ultimately I decided I could only use them if I replaced the strap. I devised a make-do strap using super cheap self-adhering elastic bandage. It works incredibly well and I sleep pain-free. Saved my ability to use this otherwise great mask.