Doctors Recommend Heated Masks For Dry Eye Relief — And This Highly Rated One Is On Sale Right Now
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Many of us are dry eye sufferers, especially in the cooler months, but not everyone has to live with red-eyed irritation. We recently discovered that a heated eye mask can help moisten those eyeballs and prevent them from drying out during the day.
Per Dr. Anat Galor, a Florida-based ophthalmologist and clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology, previously told HuffPost, abnormalities of the Meibomian glands — the glands in eyelids that produce the oil component of tears — can contribute to dry eye symptoms. “One treatment that is used to improve Meibomian gland health is to apply heat to the glands to help the release of oil onto the surface of the eye,” says Galor.
If you’re looking for dry eye relief, we found a cordless, heated eye massager mask on sale for 25% off its typical price of $69.99 if you’re a Prime member. Clip the on-page coupon and that Prime-only price of $59.99 (for the white model) drops down to just $52.99. Don’t have Prime? You can still take advantage of the on-page $7 off coupon for a discount.
The mask gently compresses to massage your eyes with pillowy pads, evenly heats them for warmth relief, vibrates and features a Bluetooth connection so you can stream your favorite music.
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