I am someone who gets headaches — a lot. And sometimes, no matter what over-the-counter medication I take or herbal remedies I try out, it just won’t go away. Desperate to find a solution to the migraines that would render it impossible to write, I bought the Renpho Heated Eye Massager to try out, and I’m so glad I did.
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This little gadget is now my go-to tool when I feel a headache or migraine come on. And while it’s normally fairly expensive at $130, it’s on sale for $57 ahead of Amazon Prime Day sales. (Don’t forget to apply the $10 coupon before adding to your cart to receive the full $73 discount.)
This high-tech eye mask uses compression, heat, and vibration to massage your eyes and temples, effectively giving your head and eyes a break. Especially if you’re like me and stare at a screen all day, using this eye massager at the end of a workday is a game changer.
It also has soothing, relaxing music while massaging and heating your eyes (so soothing I’ve fallen asleep while wearing it more than a few times). However, you can connect the mask via Bluetooth to play your own music or sounds (such as white noise, which can actually help relieve migraine symptoms).
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I’ve used this eye massager so much it’s now my go-to gift for people — and everyone I gift it to is as equally impressed and loves using it.
Whether you want it for yourself or to gift to someone else, I highly recommend the Renpho Eye Massageras an early Prime Day buy. Remember, Amazon Prime Day lasts from Tuesday, July 16 through Wednesday, July 17, so be sure to snag this deal before the event is over.
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