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Revivifeye EU

RevivifEye Care

RevivifEye Care

CE-marked EU MDR Ophthalmologist-developed Made in Latvia, EU
Regular price €22,00 EUR
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You spend 6–10 hours a day on a screen — and during focused screen use, people blink far less (research suggests around 40–50%). By mid-afternoon, eyes can feel dry, tired, and strained.

RevivifEye™ Care is a five-minute warm ritual: gentle, comfortable warmth (around 40–45 °C) resting on your closed eyelids — never hot. A simple way to give tired, dry-feeling eyes a comfortable break, at home, whenever suits you.

HOW TO USE — WARM THERAPY ONLY

1. Warm the mask in the microwave for 10 seconds only. Do not heat it in hot water or by any other method.

2. Never reheat a warm mask — reheating can cause a rapid temperature rise (above 70 °C).

3. Check it first: it should feel comfortably warm on the inside of your wrist — around 40–44 °C. Never use it above 45 °C. If it feels too warm, let it cool further.

4. Rest the mask on your closed eyelids for 5 minutes, seated or lying back.

5. Use once a day, whenever suits you at home — make it part of your everyday routine.

6. Stop and see a doctor or optometrist if you notice redness, swelling, pain, irritation, any change in vision, or discomfort that doesn't settle. RevivifEye is a comfort device, not a treatment for any eye condition.

What you'll feel
Gentle, comfortable warmth across the eye area, and the light, cushioned weight of the mask on your closed eyelids — a few minutes that simply feel good.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS (THE TECH)

Heating method: Microwave, 10 seconds only.

Recommended temperature: Comfortable 40–44 °C (Never exceed 45 °C).

Safety: Always wrist-test before use. Never use if the mask feels hot. Never reheat a warm mask.

When not to use it: Do not use on broken skin, open wounds, or active eye infections. Consult an eye-care professional if you have had recent eye surgery.


 

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