About this item

• Soothing Heating Massage: Get your eyes relaxing. The eye massager adopts compression and vibration to massage your whole eyes and upper face. Built-in heating pads provide a comfortable temperature up to 113 degrees Fahrenheit (45℃). A thoughtful fathers day gift from wife/daughter/son.
• Rechargeable Design: The massager takes 2-3 hours to be fully charged, and can be used for about 1 week. We recommend you use it 15 minutes every day (It has a timer lasts 15 minutes). Note: Fully charge before first use.
• 180° Foldable & Portable Design: Latumab electric eye massager can be folded into a compact design, so you can carry it to the office, airplane, or traveling. In addition, the headband can be easily adjusted in size and is suitable for all teenagers and adults. Use the headband to adjust the size to fit your head size.
• Special Gift: Latumab eye massager is warm relaxation gifts for mother, graduation gift for friends, boyfriend/girlfriend/nurse/bridesmaid/employee gifts choice, retirement gift for women.
• Bluetooth & Silent mode: The massager has 3 pieces of built-in music. Double press for silent mode. Also, it supports Bluetooth connectivity, so you can play preferable songs. Cool anniversary gifts for dad mom grandparents sister.
• 2 Levels Com-pression Settings: The Latumab eye massager is designed to replicate the human massage effect of squeezing and kneading, helping to refresh your eyes with its high-tech motor and trigger point massage. You can choose between 2 adjustable compression intensity settings to create a different kneading experience based on your preferences.
• 1. The eye massager will emit a typical noise level of less than 42dB while operating. For comparison, light rain is approximately 30 dB, and a library averages around 40 dB.
• 2. Prior to using the product, please check for any allergies to protein leather.
• 3. If the intensity feels too strong, you have the option to select Soft Mode for a gentler compression.
• 4. This device is not recommended for those who have had eye surgeries or suffer from retinal disorders, cataracts, glaucoma, or similar conditions.