RENPHO Eye Massager with Heat and Cooling, Mothers Day Gifts for Mom, Eyeris 3 FSA/HSA Voice Control Eye Massager Mask, Music Eye Care Device with DIY Massage Setting, Birthday Gifts for Women/Men

So this week I needed a lot, but didn't get this till today! I had an issue with my eye (corneal irritation and swelling from falling asleep in contact...more than I would like to admit!) I was having to wear my glasses and was getting eye strain and a headache from that as well. The Eyeris 3 arrived today, and it was a gigantic blessing! The steroids were helping, but this magic massager took care of the rest! The heat was perfect and soothing, my eyes felt so good after. The irritation was gone because the heat and massage some how got rid of my dry eyes. The pressure took away the tension and my headach is GONE. I don't have a migraine right now, but it's inevitable (in the next few weeks) and while I would be insane to look forward to that, I am excited to see how it handles all that mess and agony. They cold pack fitting over the unit is genius and think its definitely a better option that the massagers I was considering (where only the eye pads get cold). I read people not liking the vibration function, but I know me and when I have migraines that vibration will be the ticket, I suspect! I can't say enough good things. It is beautiful and comfortable to wear. The weight is ideal to keep it seated on your face to provide the perfect compression. The unit is easy to navigate with the buttons, but once its on and you want to change it up, the voice control worked flawless. The adjustable setting are nice, so far I used them all! I am assuming there will be times that I will value one over the other (like the eye issues, if it hadn't given me a tension headache). I will be honest, I though the music and noises would be pointless, as I would just put my earbuds in and listen to an audiobook, but it was actually really soothing and I would use it! I can't say enough good things!I saw their smart eye massager AFTER I purchased this one, and would have considered it over this one, but I haven't found any videos explaining differences that would justify me switching... plus I'm really in love with the eyeris 3! The only other one I am considering is renpho dual purpose head and eye massager. I did read a reviewer who said that they valued having both so I may have to talk myself into giving it a try! I will definitely be getting one for my mom for Christmas, and yall should too! The relation and actual relief it provides, is definitely worth the money. I'm so glad I found this and I hope anyone who has these same issues or concerns, will pull the plug and get one too because it is SO worth it!!!Thank you renpho and Amazon for the discount!

This mask is super comfortable. The noise level is a bit loud with the whirring, but I sort of enjoy it as the cycle goes. The quality is good, and it seems to continue functioning for several hours on end. Don’t forget to charge it prior to use though as the battery will drain regardless of it being on or not. I love how this device massages the temples and pressurizes the eyes, and it is a great gift to give to those who suffer with migraines and other headaches ailments.

I saw this product being advertised on TikTok, and as a sufferer of pretty frequent migraines, I was very eager to give it a shot. For the most part, I do enjoy it very much, but there are a couple of things that I feel could be improved upon.1 - This model of the Eyeris comes with a "cooling pad" if you want cold instead of heat. But I personally found that the provided cooling pad only stays cold for about 5 minutes, so I wasn't especially impressed with it. (Pro tip: I have a compression "headache hat" that I keep in my freezer and that usually stays cold for about an hour. I put on the headache hat and then put on the Eyeris, and it's freaking awesome)2 - The heat function is awesome, and I am sure they are following some sort of guideline for a recommended temperature for the eyes. But for me, the "high heat" setting isn't hot enough for me. It would need to be like 50% hotter at least, but that is absolutely a minor gripe. It's not their fault I like my eyeballs well-cooked. :P3 - The Eyeris has three "programs" - Tension Relief, Retinal Protection (eyes only), and Rejuvenation (temples only). Each program goes through a rotation of about 5 or 6 different "massages" before looping back around. Some of these massages just aren't that great - there is one that applies the pressure, and then does what I can only describe as a "stutter." It's really offputting and takes away from the relaxation. Meanwhile, at the VERY END of the Tension Relief cycle, there is a massage that runs from under your eyes out to your temples, and this feels AMAZING. But it only lasts for about 20 seconds, and that's a real bummer. It would be really nice if you could cycle through the different massage patterns and set it to one that feels best for you.4 - Many reviews have pointed out the amount of noise the machine makes, and my opinion on it is mixed. The noise the compressor makes on this is noticeable, and if it were any louder I would have complained. But I find that after a few minutes, I can tune the sound out sort of like white noise. It's not that bad. Especially if you use the Bluetooth function to put on your own sounds.5 - This model has some features that I would consider to be completely useless - the "vibration" function is not especially enjoyable and not really worth having on, and the voice control is absolutely not necessary. I don't have the patience to try and memorize the various voice commands, let alone try and remember them when I have a migraine.Overall, I am happy with my purchase, and find myself looking forward to laying in bed and getting my nightly eye massage.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this eye massager, but it completely surprised me! I got it to help with migraines, and not only is it super relaxing, but it actually helped relieve my headaches. The gentle pressure and warmth feel amazing, and it really helps me unwind after a long day. I never realized how much tension I hold around my eyes until I started using this.It is a bit heavy, so it’s not something you’d wear for long periods or sleep in, but for short sessions of pain relief or a soothing massage, it works really well. Even though it’s not the most lightweight or comfortable for extended use, the benefits far outweigh that minor inconvenience. If you deal with headaches or just want a relaxing eye massage, I highly recommend giving this a try!