The best sleepmask in the world
Dec 16, 2012, 12:35 pm
#16
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I was on the site reading about the Sleep-on-it mask when I got a phone call. When I returned to the site, the price had gone up from $22.97 to $27.97.
UPDATE: I returned to the site via the link above and got the $22.97 price again. Plus the free shipping.
I ordered this sleep mask and will report in after I use it a few times.
UPDATE: I returned to the site via the link above and got the $22.97 price again. Plus the free shipping.
I ordered this sleep mask and will report in after I use it a few times.
Last edited by oldpenny16; Dec 16, 2012 at 7:21 pm
Dec 16, 2012, 1:49 pm
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Dec 17, 2012, 12:27 pm
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I'll let you know how it works when I get a few sleeps with it. My new sleep mask is already in the US Mail to me.
Noise is as much an irritation to me as light especially when I have noisy neighbors on planes or in hotels.
UPDATE: My Sleep on it mask arrived with extremely fast shipping. It is well made and comfortable with just enough protection from noise that you can rest easy but will still repond to a fire alarm or a ringing phone.
Works well for me with my masses of hair and my bald husband is comfortable with it as well.
The is a zipper at the top so you can remove the memory foam insert and machine wash the exterior parts.
The royal blue color works for both men and women. There is no discomfort from the overlay of the Velcro.
With a slight variation in the length of the straps and an increase in the amount of foam, this general style could also work to ease low back discomfort when flying in economy.
Although the mask looks large out of the package, it is light in weight. There is no pressure on eyes or nose.
Noise is as much an irritation to me as light especially when I have noisy neighbors on planes or in hotels.
UPDATE: My Sleep on it mask arrived with extremely fast shipping. It is well made and comfortable with just enough protection from noise that you can rest easy but will still repond to a fire alarm or a ringing phone.
Works well for me with my masses of hair and my bald husband is comfortable with it as well.
The is a zipper at the top so you can remove the memory foam insert and machine wash the exterior parts.
The royal blue color works for both men and women. There is no discomfort from the overlay of the Velcro.
With a slight variation in the length of the straps and an increase in the amount of foam, this general style could also work to ease low back discomfort when flying in economy.
Although the mask looks large out of the package, it is light in weight. There is no pressure on eyes or nose.
Last edited by oldpenny16; Dec 19, 2012 at 1:14 pm
Dec 19, 2012, 10:21 am
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Dec 19, 2012, 10:04 pm
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Best sleepmask I've ever used is the expensive model at brookstone. It's got the memory foam all around the eyes, (does have a velcro at the back, but it's rather thin), and is great. You can fully open your eyes, but yet is still pitch black. 10/10
Dec 20, 2012, 9:17 am
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We had a horrible loud wind storm last night. I was able to get some sleep thanks to the My Sleep on It mask as it cuts down on a lot of the noise without being dangerous in case you need to wake up.
My husband has the Brookstone memory foam mask and the Velcro scratches his bald head!
My husband has the Brookstone memory foam mask and the Velcro scratches his bald head!
Dec 22, 2012, 5:27 pm
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UPDATE to my UPDATES:
Have been getting remarkably good sleeps with the My Sleep on It mask. I think the combination of comfortable blocking of light with equally comfortable blocking of some noise makes a huge difference.
I've slept through both noisy wind storms and hours of neighbor's dogs barking.
Have been getting remarkably good sleeps with the My Sleep on It mask. I think the combination of comfortable blocking of light with equally comfortable blocking of some noise makes a huge difference.
I've slept through both noisy wind storms and hours of neighbor's dogs barking.
Dec 23, 2012, 7:53 pm
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Sleep Master
Hi Folks,
I used this thread when I was researching a new sleep mask. I have been using the new Sleep Master now for about 6 months and truly love it. i do alot of long haul and short haul, and it's awesome. Not your best fashion statement, but well worth it. I included it in a blog post on allmy favorite travel hacks...basically it comes down to having POWER and beng able to SLEEP:
http://johnee99.blogspot.com/2012/12...2012-best.html
Hope this helps!
I used this thread when I was researching a new sleep mask. I have been using the new Sleep Master now for about 6 months and truly love it. i do alot of long haul and short haul, and it's awesome. Not your best fashion statement, but well worth it. I included it in a blog post on allmy favorite travel hacks...basically it comes down to having POWER and beng able to SLEEP:
http://johnee99.blogspot.com/2012/12...2012-best.html
Hope this helps!
Dec 24, 2012, 11:03 am
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Yes, I do read books and other things on my iPhone.
The My Sleep on It mask is working well for me and quality of sleep has improved greatly.
The My Sleep on It mask is working well for me and quality of sleep has improved greatly.
Dec 29, 2012, 10:49 am
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You are welcome.
I'm finding that the quality of my sleep has improved whether at home or traveling. Of course this is a 'one dog study' and is my opinion.