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  • Soothe weary eyes and help relieve tension headaches with targeted FAR infrared heat and an air-pressure massage.

    Featuring three choreographed programmes complemented by tranquil nature sounds to relax, invigorate and encourage blood flow.

    • Soft padded surface and adjustable headband for ultimate comfort
    • Simple, one button control
    • USB rechargeable and cordless use
    • Tax anywhere with a lightweight, folding design
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Discover more about our Compact Eye Massager

  • The rigours of modern life

    For many, the intensive use of computer screens and mobile devices are a part of everyday life, whether that be for work or pleasure. Increasingly this pattern leads to Computer Vision Syndrome or digital eye strain. The symptoms of digital eye strain include eye discomfort and fatigue, dry eye, blurry vision, and headaches. 

    The Compact Eye Massager brings together three distinct relaxation techniques to soothe weary eyes and help relieve tension headaches.

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  • How it works

    Massage Therapy

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    Massage therapy is the practice of kneading or manipulating a person's muscles and other soft-tissue in order to improve their wellbeing or health. It is, perhaps, one of the oldest practices in treating ailments and was practiced by the Ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Chinese and Indians.

    To take account of their delicate nature, our design uses air-pressure technology to gently manipulate and massage the eyes.

    Far Infrared Therapy

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    Our massager uses the heat generated by waves of energy from the far end of the infrared spectrum to penetrate through the eyelids to relax and expand blood vessels. This expansion improves circulation, delivering more oxygen, white blood cells and nutrients, helping to repair damaged tissue.

    'Palm Healing', practiced for over 3,000 years by the Chinese, takes advantage of far infrared energy emitted from the palms of our hands. It is practiced by Yogis in India where it is well practiced for relieving eye strain.

    Nature Sounds Therapy

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    In 2017, a study at the University of Sussex showed that playing natural sounds can affect the bodily system that controls the flight-or-fright response, encouraging relaxation and reducing the physiological reaction to stress.


    Tranquil nature sounds played as part of the massage program help to promote a calm mood and deepen relaxation.