Eyehouse eye mask hot and cold reusable main image
Eyehouse eye mask hot and cold reusable main image
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads

Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads

$34.95
$34.95
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience

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✅ One mask for both warm and cold therapy
✅ Soft gel beads that contour to the shape of your face
✅ Reusable, wipe clean and air dry
✅ Soft polyester lining against the closed lid
✅ 195mm by 90mm by 18mm

A reusable gel bead eye mask that can be chilled in the fridge or warmed in hot water. Rest it over closed eyes for seven to ten minutes. Always check the temperature before applying. Do not freeze. Not suitable for children.

Eyehouse eye mask hot and cold reusable main image

Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads

$34.95
Eyehouse eye mask hot and cold reusable main image
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads
Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads

Eye Mask Hot and Cold Use | Reusable with Soft Gel Beads

$34.95
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    Tired, Puffy Eyes At The End Of A Screen Day

    Some evenings your eyes feel hot and heavy. Other mornings you wake up puffy and swollen.

    Those are two different problems, and reaching for the same thing every time does not help. One needs warmth. The other needs cold.

    Warm compress routine for dry eye treatment

    What Warm Therapy Does And What Cold Therapy Does

    Warmth softens the oils sitting in the glands along your lid margin, which may help them flow more freely. That is the one most people want for end of day dryness and grittiness.

    Cold is for puffiness, swelling and itchy lids. It calms rather than mobilises. Same mask, two jobs, depending on whether it has come out of the fridge or out of hot water.

    Cold eye mask for hay fever and eye inflammation

    Alternating Warm And Cold In One Session

    For a stubborn flare up, many people alternate. Warm first to encourage oil flow, then cold to settle the lids afterwards.

    The gel beads shift with the contours of your face, so pressure stays even rather than concentrated over the bridge of the nose. Well suited to anyone on screens all day, or anyone already using drops who wants something that works alongside them.

    Range of Eyehouse products laid out

    How To Use It Safely

    ✦ Cold, 15 to 30 minutes in the fridge, then 7 to 10 minutes over closed eyes
    ✦ Warm, 3 to 5 minutes in water around 40 to 45 degrees, or microwave in 10 second bursts
    ✦ Always test the temperature on the inside of your wrist first
    ✦ 195 by 90 by 18mm, wipe clean and air dry after each use

    Do not freeze it, and it is not suitable for children.

    Hot and cold gel bead mask, your questions answered

    Q1. How long do I microwave the mask for?

    Ten seconds only the first time. Take it out of its pouch, place it on a clean microwave safe plate, and heat for ten seconds.

    If it needs more, go up in five second increments and test on your inner wrist each time. Microwaves vary enormously, which is why we do not give one fixed time. The mask should feel warm, never hot.

    Yes. Take the mask out of its pouch and place it in warm water at around 40 to 45 degrees for three to five minutes.

    Dry it and test it before use. Do not use boiling water.

    Keep the clean, dry mask in its pouch and put it in the fridge for 15 to 30 minutes.

    Take it out, check it feels comfortably cool, then place it over closed eyes for 7 to 10 minutes. Do not freeze it.

    Seven to ten minutes over closed eyes, warm or cold.

    Warmth is generally the one that matters for dry eye, because it helps soften the oils in the glands along your lid margin. Cold tends to suit puffiness and irritation.

    Do not press on the eyes. Let the mask rest.

    If your optometrist has shown you a lid massage technique, do that after the mask comes off rather than through it.

    Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and let it air dry completely before putting it back in the pouch.

    Keep it away from sharp objects and direct heat. Never heat the pouch itself.

    Stop if it causes pain, burning, increased irritation or any change in vision, and speak with your optometrist.

    Also stop using the mask if it becomes damaged, punctured, swollen or starts leaking. Do not use it while sleeping.

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