Red Light Therapy Eye Massager with Microcurrent 3D Contour Design for Dark Circles Puffiness Eye Bags Wrinkles Under

They work, as in the light comes on but I don’t how much I believe in red light therapy. Do with it what you will. Read more

It's comfortable to wear for about an hour at a time, and I've noticed some benefits from red light treatments. It's also very portable, so I can use it anywhere, but I prefer to close my eyes while using. The battery lasts approximately 5 days with an hour of use per day. Read more

Great company. I bought these and they worked great until they stopped working. I emailed the company a video of how they didn't work and they sent me a new pair immediately. And I have noticed a difference and so have others some I have been using this. Read more

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The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this device! From the very first use, I noticed how soothing and gentle it feels around my eyes. The red light therapy combined with microcurrent gives a spa-like treatment right at home. It has already started helping with puffiness and gives my under eyes a refreshed look after long days. The design is sleek, lightweight, and fits comfortably, making it easy to wear while relaxing or even multitasking. The rechargeable feature is super convenient, and the settings are simple to adjust. After just a few uses, I can see a difference in how bright and smooth my under-eye area looks. This has quickly become part of my daily routine and I honestly look forward to it. If you struggle with dark circles, puffiness, or just want to give your skin a little extra love, this is definitely worth it! Highly recommend—it feels like self-care in a device! Read more

Love the feel of the little zing massages these glasses bring to your eyes. It like eating horseradish and the zing you get yo your nose, sharp, but so refreshing!! Brings little tears to your eyes. The glasses are easy to charge, easy to apply different settings. Almost like a tens machine, but the massaged the lower eye area. Easy to use while working on a computer. So far, liking the overall effect! Read more

I'm not too sure about how well I like this massager. It looks good, functions as described, but then I question - does it? Package comes with the rechargeable red light massager neatly packed in its box, recharging cable and instructions included. A quick charge and some reading online on its usage later, you're set to try it. Started at lower setting and increased as I got used to the 'glasses'. I could hear the pulses and can see the red light when in use, but do not feel any effect on skin or under eyes area after using. Tried using for a few days and now not sure if its not for me or if the device does not work. It is built well, comes with instructions and there is a lot of red light therapy material to support the technology. Just not a thing for me. Read more

Time will tell how effective this is, I guess. The build on this device is fairly light, which for something that you're supposed to wear on your face is appreciated. A big issue I had with it is that it just didn't seem to sit properly on my face, The electrical impulses/"massage" would only work on one side because the other had lost contact with my skin even though it felt like I was wearing the device correctly. I was constantly having to readjust or just plain hold the thing in place and my face is average sized, not overly large or small, and not asymmetric. When I could get it to maintain contact it was an interesting, twitching/tingling bordering on stinging sensation. Not painful, just... interesting. I kept it on the middle intensity setting as that was "juuuust right." It's good that the listing for this device tells you to apply conductive gel or water or whatever under your eyes to get the electrodes to work, because the manual sure doesn't. It says to wash and dry your face, and that's it, no mention of applying anything. Even though there have been some studies on the benefits of red light, I'm pretty skeptical that a device like this can provide the therapeutic effect it's purported to. Time will tell. Read more