Review of an Innovative Sleeping Eye Mask

I've had sleep problems for most of my adult life. One of the things I need to sleep well is pretty much total darkness. I have room darkening curtains, but that doesn't help when I'm traveling or camping or need to sleep during the day for whatever reason. For those occasions, I like to use an eye mask. I've tried several kinds, but I've finally found one that I love that is comfy and gets the job done. 

First of all, the added 3-D shape of these is amazing. I'm not a huge fan of eye masks that push against my eyes and give me a headache because they're pushing on my eyeballs! These don't do that! Hooray! My eyelashes are not smooshed against my face, so I can blink if I need to. I also love that they wouldn't smudge my makeup if I wore it to take a nap during the day. Plus, the 3-D shape really makes the mask a good fit, so there's not any light sneaking in around the nose area or the edges of the mask. 

They are also very soft and comfortable. There's an elastic band with velcro ends so they can be adjusted to fit nearly every size head. Sleepfun Sleep masks use a high-viscosity strap to keep the mask securely in place. The strap is extra long, up to 20 cm longer than others, to fit anyone from children to adults. 

There's two in a pack, and that's good because my kids have already stolen one of them, although I doubt they'll actually use it for sleeping... I've seen them playing hide and seek with them as well as their own, uh, interesting, version of "Pin the tail on the donkey." 

They're lightweight and slightly breathable, so my face doesn't feel really hot while wearing them. The fabric is also washable, so they can just be tossed in the wash (Probably just with delicates to be safe!). They are made with a low-rebound memory foam, so it hardly feels like you're wearing them. 

These would be great for traveling or for night shift workers, or for when I need to take a nap during the day. They'd also be great for camping! They weigh less than an ounce and don't take up any space, so they'd be super easy to pack or leave in a backpack or purse or suitcase. 

I'm impressed. And, I'm grateful, since sometimes, I need all the help sleeping I can get. I'm also going to try to get my kids to wear them since they tend to wake up when the FIRST ray of sunlight peeks in their rooms... 

Do you have any special needs to help you sleep?