Manta Sleep Mask

“The secret to every good relationship is something random like this.”

“I got my first Manta over a decade ago early days. They’re better now and cheaper! I’ll take that as progress. I can put myself to bed with this on almost anywhere anytime. I buy them two at a time because I can’t risk the eventual me leaving it behind somewhere moment. Self management is real.”

“keeps the light from my eyes and allows me to sleep forever pro tip: wash every few uses to prevent eye irritation”

“A good idea to purchase if you: a.) need to sleep in total darkness, b.) don’t like regular sleep masks due to the feeling of it touching your eyelids, or c.) you are just looking for an overall quality sleep eye mask. The reason why I like my Manta mask so much is because there are eye cups. The cups rest on your eyebrows, so you can blink without your eyelashes brushing the mask. Those cups are adjustable and removable too so you can move them around to make the mask fit perfectly (eye width and nose gap). They also have cool and steam masks that help with migraines, sinuses, and relaxing.”

“I didn't understand how people could actually sleep with eye masks until this one. So soft. So adjustable. Machine washes like a dream. 100% no light leak black outs. The key to how I survive Swedish summers in my 40s.”

“The best thing I ever did for my sleep was start using a good quality sleep mask. Even at night there’s still enough ambient light to keep me up, apparently. And putting on the mask tells my brain it’s bedtime! I like this one that has eye “cups” that let you blink naturally and a comfortable strap.”

“I can’t sleep in a plane/train/car, but I use this anyway to “rest” and avoid watching half of a movie with no sound over a stranger’s shoulder. Bonus points if you need to take a daytime nap to catch up with the time change at your destination. It doesn’t have to be this one, because this one is stupidly expensive, but it has eye cups that allow you to blink in the darkness and a strap that doesn’t make my ears hurt.”

“What?! Over $20 for an eye mask!? I sleep like a baby thanks to this thing.”