Just reading the item...it massages your eyes? Really? Literally the eyes? Hmm...bad product name?

On the serious side, anyone have/use this?

i think this is JUST what i need for my migraines!!!!

As a bonus you get to look like you're wearing some super nifty kind of VR headset.

It's not a real help for an active migraine. It does pound your temples pretty well, and it's a good distraction from a tension headache. Totally eats batteries.

The massager inflates to different pressures right around the eye bones. Best thing ever when I feel a migrane coming. I was a little too wound up for sleep one night and this thing put me into a dreamy place, I dig the soft music.

Previous reviews (I'll see if I can find the thread and edit in the link) were quite positive when Woot offered these before. I was finally all convinced to buy, then they sold out before I tried to. Told myself I'd get it @ next offering.

But hmmmmm....I just this evening promised myself that I would not buy anything else for myself until after the holidays were over. Went on somewhat of a spending spree earlier today. Dangit, Woot! Why didn't you put this up yesterday??! Now I'll probably make myself wait til another time.

Edit: Well, I didn't locate the previous Woot, but here it is on Amazon @ 2x the price, with 4.5 stars based on 7 reviews: http://www.amazon.com/Pure-Therapy-PT200-Acupressure-Compression/dp/B004M3HWXE

I bought a VERY similar item to this the other day. I saw a Counterfeit Warning on the site.

So is this what Breo is referring to at the bottom of their page?
https://breousa.myshopify.com/collections/idream-head-massagers/products/breo-idream-1260-head-and-eye-massager

I got one of these from a previous sale. I like the air pillow pressure that it applies to my temples, but I wish that I could tell it to stop while pressure is applied there. The air pressure is constantly moving between the different zones.

I have found the built in sounds to be more annoying than useful and so usually don't bother with headphones while using it.

The vibrating massage is a bit annoying too. I usually turn it off.

The heat applied is relatively weak and only at the back of the neck from the ends of the vibrating massagers there.

Overall I really enjoy the air pressure, but don't care much for the other elements.

I crank the fit down as tight as I can stand it to maximize the pressure from the air pillows.

I'm not sure if this device actually makes my headaches better, but it does at least distract me from them for a bit. I use it even when I don't have a headache too, but I can't use it while watching TV because my vision isn't good enough without my glasses.

In for one, my wife gets tension headaches from her dental office job. I hope she likes it...

If not, what's the return policy like? (If any...)

For a moment I thought I was finally going to get a cool virtual reality setup like all the movies promised. Ah well, I guess I'll have to stick with dreams.

perika wrote:In for one, my wife gets tension headaches from her dental office job. I hope she likes it...

If not, what's the return policy like? (If any...)

Ebay.

"The main Woot FAQ is the place to look for more about Woot, including the same purchasing, warranty, ordering, and returns policies that apply on Sellout.Woot. To reprint all that info here would be a waste of desperately needed pixels."

ThunderThighs wrote:The Woot FAQ can help you there.

This is only for defective? What about disappointment Christmas morning?

Oh, Mommy... I had no idea something like this exists, and I want it. I have 3 different massagers, but nothing like this. I, too, suffer from migraines and tension. The pain in my face can be excruciating and I spend a good portion of my days rubbing and putting pressure on my own eyeballs to try to relieve myself, so an eyeball massage sounds dreamy to me.

Is it definitely worth $100? I pay more for massages and chiropractic adjustments, so I'd be excited if this could bring me some relief without meds and without going anywhere, at least for the in-between times.

Sati wrote:Oh, Mommy... I had no idea something like this exists, and I want it. I have 3 different massagers, but nothing like this. I, too, suffer from migraines and tension. The pain in my face can be excruciating and I spend a good portion of my days rubbing and putting pressure on my own eyeballs to try to relieve myself, so an eyeball massage sounds dreamy to me.

Is it definitely worth $100? I pay more for massages and chiropractic adjustments, so I'd be excited if this could bring me some relief without meds and without going anywhere, at least for the in-between times.

Read the reviews (and note the much higher price) at the Amazon link I posted earlier in this thread. That might help you decide.

Just watched the video, which I didn't notice before. I'm breaking my rule and buying myself just one more thing...this!...for Christmas. I'll start the rule of buying only gifts for other people tomorrow.

OK, I'll bite. I hope this thing rocks my world. If so, I'll name it "Boyfriend". I think that we'll be very, very happy together.

As for a actual eye messager:
Use the eraser side of a pencil and lightly to medium rub your eyelids with your eyes closed.
It will make your eyes water, but it feel good. (well to me it does).
Hasn't affected my vision at all in any negative respect. Don't do it every day though. That may be excessive.

polysorbate wrote:As for a actual eye messager:
Use the eraser side of a pencil and lightly to medium rub your eyelids with your eyes closed.
It will make your eyes water, but it feel good. (well to me it does).
Hasn't affected my vision at all in any negative respect. Don't do it every day though. That may be excessive.

Think I know you,you're the person with two black eyes and the graphite eyeliner,right?

Does this plug in as well? or strictly run on batteries alone?

This sounds like heaven!

Just watched the video and I really need a head massage after how hard I rolled my eyes at them sitting on the couch drinking coffee while getting their faces massaged and laughing and talking!!!

That being said, I think I am going to make my husband get me this for Christmas. I can't think of much I like more than a head massage.

wehrd1 wrote:Does this plug in as well? or strictly run on batteries alone?

This sounds like heaven!

"Use four AA batteries (not included) or the included adapter for power. Batteries will last up to three hours"

Replying to a bunch of general questions...we bought this a while ago, for my wife who experiences some serious migraines. She and I both love it, though it really isn't for everybody. The eye and temple massage is intense, even a little scary at first, because of the amount of pressure that it puts on you. The lower neck massage is really just two vibrating nodes, so it isn't kneading your neck or anything like that. We've had people try this ut at thanksgiving and some loved it and others couldn't wait to rip it off of their heads. It does plug in as an alternative to the batteries. Lastly, one sore point for us is that you cannot use your own ear buds (lord knows I have plenty of those from woot) as the input is not your standard 3.5 mm. Hope this is helpful.

Damn it!!!!!!!!!!! I get done reading everyone's input on this, go back to buy and its sold out!!! My wife is gonna be pissed because she told me to get it.

talon4x4 wrote:Damn it!!!!!!!!!!! I get done reading everyone's input on this, go back to buy and its sold out!!! My wife is gonna be pissed because she told me to get it.

LOL

talon4x4 wrote:Damn it!!!!!!!!!!! I get done reading everyone's input on this, go back to buy and its sold out!!! My wife is gonna be pissed because she told me to get it.

Rookie move, when the wife says "get one for me" she doesn't mean "check out the reviews and opinions for me then get me one if and only if it meets your standards" she really means "get me one, I don't care about everyone else's opinions, this thing massages my head and eyeballs and I like that."

Ok Woot...if you list this one again I'll buy.

talon4x4 wrote:Damn it!!!!!!!!!!! I get done reading everyone's input on this, go back to buy and its sold out!!! My wife is gonna be pissed because she told me to get it.

Just go to https://breousa.myshopify.com/collections/idream-head-massagers/products/breo-idream-1260-head-and-eye-massager

The Breo version is $179.99