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If you're in need of a self-care night, we've found the perfect product to put a spring in your step and some brightness in your eyes. Meet the RENPHO Eye Massager. With both cooling and warming relaxation modes, this eye massager is the perfect addition to your self-care routine. And as of May 23, it's on sale at Amazon for $79.99.

This eye massager is a solid option if you're dealing with eye strain or migraines, especially if you spend all day looking at screens. There are customizable massage settings: three compression modes, three pressure levels, and vibration, all targeting the eyes and temples. There's even a memory function, so you can save your favorite settings for future use.

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Our favorite feature is the voice control. You can sit back and relax, and hands-free control the 18 commands. It also comes with both heat (three levels between 104-113°F) and a cooling option using a gel mask you can freeze and attach.

And don't worry about the fit. It is adjustable to suit most head sizes and it charges fast, just 1.5 hours for a full charge. There’s built-in white noise too, so you're really in for a relaxing treat.

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