You, us, our friendly neighbour Jorge, and everyone else who values a good night’s sleep.

If you want to sleep better, this mask is for you!

We wanted to make this sleep mask a great, snuggly solution for everyone - no matter how well you sleep or what you struggle with when hitting (and sometimes missing) the hay.

It’s a great snooze-inducer for

• Side-sleepers.
• Light sleepers
• Sleepers with a lot of light in their room
• Sleepers with a noisy bedroom.
• Sleepers who like to sleep on their back or belly.
• Sleepers with overactive minds.
• sleepers who sleep at home.
• Sleepers who nap in the office.

All sleepers unite!

Only if you want to.

You can optionally set the mask to automatically turn off after 1 or 2 hours.

This makes for a quieter night after you've fallen asleep and saves enough battery to make the mask last for over a week of consistent use!

Not really. Let us explain:

While there is a light on the front of the mask, it immediately turns off once you connect the mask to your mobile phone.

This way, you can see the mask before putting it on and don't have to worry about light disrupting your or your partner's sleep.

We want no notification nonsense, so we've turned off battery warning notifications and have decreased the volume on all other notification types.

This way, you can hear notifications when awake-without them being annoying and loud--and stop them from interrupting your sleep when you're snoozing.

Yes! You can listen from your mask to anything you play on your phone or mobile device (tablets iPad, laptops).

This includes YouTube and lots of other popular platforms like Audible, Calm, Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, HeadSpace, Amazon Music, and more!

Not exactly.

While the mask's headphones aren't technically 'noise-canceling,' they do filter out background noise when listening to audio

Yes! And no…

Let us explain.

It all depends on your phone, believe it or not. On how new it is, what firmware it uses, etc.

But enough with the techy mumbo jumbo - here is a simple test you can do:

If you already have Bluetooth headphones, connect your phone to them and set an alarm for a couple of minutes later.

Then, wait and see if it rings.

If it does, super! Your mask will work perfectly, too.

How deep is the eyecup?

Is Bluetooth 100% safe?

Bluetooth technology has been around for over 20 years & it uses low-power radio waves that are classified as non-ionising EMR.

Or, in normal English:

These waves are safe for humans as they emit super low-level frequencies (much lower than cell phones or WiFi routers)

These waves are very safe and cannot cause any harm whatsoever.

In saying this, our sleep mask turns off automatically after 30 minutes of silence to save battery and improve your sleep. You can also set a timer for 1 or 2 hours to turn it off automatically when you don't need it anymore.