BOB AND BRAD Eye Massager with Heat and Cooling, EyeOasis 3 Eye Massager for Migraine FSA Eligible/HSA Eligible, Heated Headache Massager for Dry Eye Relief, Temple Massagers for Stress Relief

This is a nice, well-made eye massager from a company known for their quality (I also have their massage gun with hot and cold therapy). Unlike most eye massagers that claim to have heat, the high heat setting on this device actually does get hot, but not too hot. I love that! The new age piano music is soothing, though you have other options, including no sound. The hinged nose piece lets you bend the massager in half so it won't pinch your nose or leave marks; this is a major improvement over massagers without this design. The hinge also saves space to make the unit easier to store or transport. As for the compression, you get three massage firmness options, from light to medium to firm. The remote is a nice upgrade from the prior model and much easier than fumbling with the controls on the mask while wearing it. The massager speaks its on/off status at start and shut off and speaks whatever settings change you make so you can be sure you made the right adjustment. In addition, these changes are retained the next time you turn it on. This makes it idiot-proof. It comes partially charged out of the box and you need to fully charge it before first use. This takes maybe an hour or so. Future recharges from empty or close to empty could take up to 2-3 hours. The massager has a light that tells you when it is charging and changes color when it is fully charged. The one downside is my unit had a faint, unpleasant chemical factory scent out of the box. You may want to air your unit out for a day or two to get rid of it before use, especially if you use the heat function. Overall, this eye massager is a massive upgrade over other massagers on the market. It's been extremely helpful for getting rid of my headaches from too much screen time or worse, the occasional tension headache. I don't get migraines, so I can't speak to its efficacy there (check other reviews if you need that info).

DISCLAIMER: I did NOT receive this as part of any promotion whatsoever (unless you count the fact that it was on sale) 😁. I will have to admit I had no idea who Bob and Brad were when I ordered this (I definitely do now). I simply searched with the "FSA" filter and this popped up. when it arrived I wasn't sure what to expect because it looks like a VR headset lol, which is probably what other people are going to think I'm using except for the noise. having suffered for years from blepharitis I thought it would be something good to help with a number of treatments all at once: heat and pressure. I was not disappointed. It did come with a minimal charge so I was able to test it before using. it takes a little while to get used to the controls on the remote and you cannot use the remote to turn it on. This is not a big deal because the buttons on the front are rather easy, and have tactile symbols on them. Long press for one setting and short press for another. Sessions are 15 minutes which is just about right :-). I like that it uses air pressure for massage instead of motors, close to my eyes that would have worried me. it also comes with four sound settings, two with simple music playing on a loop, and one with an ocean and wind and another with a stream. Pads are cleanable as they are thin vinyl. a full charge will give you about five sessions. I originally thought the charging port location was odd. but it does allow you to charge the device with the carry bag mostly closed. I have a few wish list items: I wish there was a way to get ½ volume, as the very lowest setting is still too loud for me (You can turn the audio completely off). With blepharitis, heat treatment is one of the ways to keep it at bay. My doctor basically said "as hot as you can comfortably handle" but this device sadly is nowhere close. I can feel the heat but I don't know if it's enough. This may be a design / battery or a safety concern for the company. but I do wish it could be a warmer. I do like the random pressure patterns but I wish there was a way with the remote to select one and have it continually do the same one over and over. I'm not sure if it's a big deal with this. Lastly, I would love to see the addition of a deep brown noise in the audio options. Either way, this is definitely a keeper and I am already noticing results. We shall see how long this device lasts.

The BOB AND BRAD Eye Massager EyeOasis 2 Plus - Eye Massager works pretty well, and is much more convenient than the microwavable eye masks. I do wish this would inflate when not in massage mode, though. If you try to use it without the massage, there isn't enough contact with the eyes. This means that, at least for the shape of my face, it is only useful in massage mode. The product does seem to be very well made and works well with the heat and massage turned on. You can also adjust the intensity of heat, the pressure of the massage, and the volume.

I’ve been using the BOB AND BRAD Eye Massager for a few days now, and it has exceeded my expectations. The combination of heat and cooling is excellent for relieving eye strain and tension headaches. The massage modes are well-designed and offer noticeable relief after long hours on screens. The device is comfortable to wear, easy to use, and surprisingly quiet. I appreciate the Bluetooth audio option—it adds a relaxing touch without being distracting. Battery life is solid, and it charges quickly via USB-C. This has become a regular part of my evening routine. It helps me unwind, and I’ve noticed better sleep quality since using it. Highly recommended for anyone dealing with dry eyes, migraines, or general eye fatigue.

I have owned a Bob and Brad brand massage gun for a few years and absolutely love it, so took a chance on their new EyeOasis 3 eye massager. I'm really enjoying it so far! It has multiple options allowing heat, air pressure massage, music, or combinations of all three at once - though notably, I don't think you can do just music: you can only listen to the music while one of the heat or massage functions is running...but the music is kind of an extra feature, not the main point of the product so I suppose that makes sense. When you put it on, it runs through a preprogrammed fifteen minute routine before shutting itself down. The routine can feel a bit intense at times (though there are "high" and "low" options) but overall it is pretty relaxing. It fit comfortably on my face (I think I have a pretty average sized head for reference) and definitely blacked out the surrounding light. Adding a video so you can see it in action..it kinda pulses on your face, which seems odd at first but if you let it do it's thing, it ends up feeling nice. It's also pretty quiet, so it shouldn't disturb a partner laying next to you if you use it before bed. This is the only device like this I've ever tried so I can't really compare it to others but it's working for me!

I have both of the bob and Brad head massagers. This one, and the gen that’s before this one. I like the generation before it better. I suffer from cluster migraines. Which basically feels like someone’s trying to gouge your eye out of the socket through the top of your orbital bone (sound fun, right?!). This one only has one type of massage setting. Which feels great…but…it also doesn’t give you as much relief. As it’s not using different pressure points to relieve the issues you’re using it for. The heat or cooling pad feels great too. But I like my previous gen one more. As it has more massage settings and goes through all of them during the duration of the timed uses. You can still change the heat, sound, pressure settings like you could before. It’s just not as good at relieving my migraines as the older one. This one also costed a bit more than the previous generation one did too. Which was confusing to me after I used it the first time. Because it doesn’t do as much as the previous generation does. If you suffer from bad migraines go with the previous generation one. If you’re looking for something that’s relaxing, helps with eye strain, dry eyes, etc then this is the product for you! They both fit well, easy to adjust, easy to control while wearing, relaxing, comfortable, quiet, etc. Only you know what you need for your body. So listen to your instincts.

The massage quality of the eye oasis gives me a great relief of tension and the heat helps with relaxation. I’ve noticed when I use it at night, I fall asleep easier. The fit is great with an adjustable strap to provide better comfort around the eyes. Works well and worth the money.

I expected to love this but using it felt like punishment. I tried it six times before deciding to return. It seemed very well made and the instructions were thoughtful. But during every use I ended up lifting the mask away from my face when the massage was digging into my eye sockets and temples. It was just too much force for me. The heat was more like gentle warmth. I ended up going back to a microwave Bruder mask and giving up on the massage idea.