WinkWeaver

After having kids and now in my early forties...I just don't sleep soundly like I used to. I've tried several sleep masks...but they always felt too heavy for my eyes...if that makes any sense. I guess I have sensitive eyelids. Well, when I came across the WinkWeaver...I thought of course I'll give it a try. I am so glad I did. I love the material...it's so lightweight I can barely feel it...yet it does the job at blocking out light so I can sleep soundly. I love that it comes paired with earplugs...such a great idea and I've put them to good use. They fit very snug yet comfortable in my ears. Bottom line...I am extremely happy with my purchase and would highly recommend this product.

I usually go to the positive side; however I do have issues with this item.. I would be interested to know where the #1 rating came from.Upon opening the mask cover, I smelled a faint odor of something like dry cleaning fluid. I put the mask outside to air until evening, still there, but less so. The idea of the holders for the earplugs seems great, but the extra bulk is at the ears when the mask is worn and not so comfortable for side sleepers. The earplugs are too large for a petite lady as well as being heavy with something like wax. The velcro strap rides low and brings the mask high. Perhaps right for some people,but not for me. Good ideas, though.

This mask is soft and quite comfortable, and it does a very good job of blocking out light. I wish the straps were either a bit thinner or a bit higher, as right now they either rest across my ears--causing the mask to slip--or bend them down, which isn't comfortable. I sometimes wake up to find the mask has completely come off, but that seems to happen with any mask I try, so it could just be the weirdness of my own head. I don't really use earplugs, so I can't comment on their quality or effectiveness. Overall I'm pleased with my purchase, especially given the cost as compared to other masks I've seen on Amazon.

I confess that so far I am unawed by the mask. I have yet to get it to fit even close to right. Light shows under the mask, despite the clever configuration of the flap at the bottom, and the material irritates my eyelashes. Also, the earplugs are subpar, being much harder foam than most earplugs. I assume that you chose the as they fit into your integrated plug holders, but they are really terrible plugs, given that there are scads of better choices out there for fit comfort and performance.

I'm not impressed with this mask at all. It's not the one for me. The loops to hold ear plugs absolutely annoyed me. Plus, the earplugs don't even fit correctly. The inside of the mask irritated my eyes and I would wake up with sensitive eyes and major allergy eyes every morning. Then the mask did not stay in position and I don't toss and turn as I sleep. I sleep in one position because I have chronic pain. The mask was used nightly but only because I just hadn't found the perfect one for me, yet.

We just purchased new blinds for a our bedroom. Albeit, they're lovely and make the room look nicer and larger, they don't completely filter out the street lights like our old, nappy salvia curtains used to. Time to invest in sleep masks. Based on the hyped claims of the company and the good reviews I read on Amazon, I purchased the WinkWeaver. They're wonderful. They are comfortable, adjustable (not just a piece of elastic slapped on), and make nighttime nice and dark - ideal for getting a good night's sleep.

Seemed not bad quality but was too small for me and let light in around the bottom of the mask, so I returned it.

Does a great job of keeping the light out of your eyes, and is comfortable. The band can be annoying around the ears, but a little soft material around it helps.