If someone needs to sleep during the daytime, a sleep mask could assuredly be beneficial. Closing the blinds or other window treatment does not totally close out the light.A study from Sleep Medicine showed that one night of interrupted sleep is enough to make you more depressed, confused, and tired. (Nidra Facebook pg.)
The Nidra sleep mask is very lightweight, thin, foldable, and the domed area for one’s eyes is wonderful in that it doesn't rest on the eyelids and push against the eyelashes (which would be a terrible annoyance). The nose area is cut out so that the nose is not covered. This is a plus because it could prove claustrophobic if it interfered with one’s breathing.
I can see advantages to having this lightweight mask along on long trips simply tucked away for a quick retrieval for a nap.
It is soft, lightweight, has a strap to go around the head that adjusts and fastens with Velcro. Hand washable is a real plus, too.
If you're a side-sleeper or a tummy-sleeper, you won't have a problem using this mask as it is comfortable in any position.
Very inexpensively priced so that you can travel with one and keep one in the bedside nightstand at home.
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I have never tried a sleep mask before because they always looked like they just covered too much of my face, but this looks like a nice one that I would probably love!
ReplyDeleteOh this is some thing my Mother would love---She uses a folded bandania now and it fall every time she turns to her side.
ReplyDeleteI have one of these and really like it! Tricks my mind into thinking it's nighttime and it needs to release Melatonin!
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