The ‘soothing’ device is designed to help ‘ease tension’ around the eyes
People looking to improve their eye health at home could ‘relax and unwind’ with B&M’s latest gadget offer. The store is selling the Restore Eye Massager with Heat for £15 in stores across the UK, claiming to help people who feel “stressed out” or have “tired eyes”.
Describing the wearable mask online, B&M said: “This heated eye massager from Restore is just what you need. It wraps around your eyes to deliver soothing warmth and gentle vibration, helping you unwind after a long day.
“The 42°C heat setting helps boost blood circulation and ease tension around the eyes. Soft, cushioned material keeps it comfortable to wear, and the foldable design means it’s easy to take wherever you go.”
The discount chain adds that the rechargeable device has three different heat and vibration settings, as well as a 20-minute smart timer. It is made from a “soft, cushioned material for a comfortable fit”.
What are the benefits of using this product?
Aside from a short ‘relaxing’ session at home, shoppers might notice health benefits if they continue using this device to target their eye problems with targeted thermotherapy. B&M claims the device will “boost blood circulation and ease tension”.
Healthline supports these claims in a report on the benefits of eye massage. It says that introducing warmth could help soothe dry eye symptoms.
It claims that heat stimulates the meibomian glands along your eyelids. This can liquefy blocked oils, improving tear film stability and locking in natural moisture.
Looking after eyes can be important, especially for people who regularly use screens for work. Health experts also suggest that massaging the eye area can help relax the muscles around your eyes, which can, in turn, reduce eyestrain and improve blood circulation.
Enhanced blood flow relaxes tightly bound facial and temple muscles. This frequently reduces the frequency or severity of mild sinus pressure and tension headaches.
While heated eye massagers are excellent for healthy adults, they should be strictly avoided by those with certain pre-existing eye conditions, such as glaucoma or elevated intraocular pressure. The delicate structure of the eye and internal ocular pressure make careful use essential.
