Eye Pillows for hot and cold eye treatments

Eye Pillows and Packs for both cooling and hot treatments

Kitty and Puppy Eye pillows

$16.99

Not your everyday eye pillow!
If you have a headache or sore and puffy eyes it will be your new best friend.

Our new eye pillow is as pretty as it is practical. Use chilled to soothe tired eyes and reduce eye puffiness. Warm slightly to use as a dream pillow or relieve sinus pressure. Made with buttery soft chenille and filled with lavender, calming chamomile and gently weighted with flax seed. Each is individually packaged in a white drawstring bag for giving as a gift or use for storage.
Read about the advantages of flaxseed over other lower cost fillers.

$16.99

The Sinus Pillow for eye strain and sinus congestion

$12.99

$14.99
Removable Cover

This eye pillow was originally developed in Asia as a supplement to acupressure treatments. The Eye Pack stimulates acupressure points around the eyes to bring relaxation to the entire body. Recommended use as a cold pack. But as a heat therapy pack the relaxing herbal blend of Chamomile Lavender, Passion Flower, Peppermint, and Vanilla also works to clear sinuses. Clearing the sinuses prior to sleep can also help reduce snoring. Another treatment that is gaining popularity is the use of a Neti Pot for Nasal irrigation. Over 34 million people in the US each year suffer from one or more attacks of sinusitis. Moist heat and compact are well accepted treatments for reducing the discomfort associated with stuffed sinuses. You can read more about Sinusitis and your sinuses in this short article. Shipping weight 1 lb. Colors and fabric may vary from product pictured Removable cover is washable

Eye so Sleepy
A special blend of herbs to relax you to sleep

Eyes so Happy

100% Natural aromatic herbs blended to work in harmony to uplift and inspire. A gentle blend of chamomile, peppermint, spearmint, and lemongrass.

Rectangular Eye Pillow $9.99

If you suffer from Facial Neuralgias, the Eye Pillow, could be a beneficial addition to your other therapies. This is a recommended treatment we found on the www.facial-neuralgia.org ("Patient To Patient") Website, under "Treatments: Hot/Cold Compresses."

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