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Cold Eye Masks for Dry Eyes

Soothe irritation, puffiness, and inflammation with our curated collection of Cold Eye Masks for Dry Eyes. Perfect for those with ocular allergies, swollen eyelids, or post-surgery recovery, these masks deliver cooling relief that calms the eye area and reduces redness. Ideal for dry eye sufferers, contact lens wearers, or anyone experiencing burning, itchy, or irritated eyes, our cold masks are reusable, soft, and designed for safe use around the delicate eye area. Chill in the refrigerator or freezer and apply for immediate soothing comfort.

Whether you’re managing inflammatory eye conditions or simply need a refresh after screen time, our cold eye masks offer targeted relief to help restore eye hydration and comfort.

I-RELIEF® Mask I-MED Pharma -
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Oasis REST & RELIEF™ Eye Mask Oasis REST & RELIEF™ Eye Mask -
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Cold Masks | Dry Eye Masks FAQ

How do cold eye masks help with dry eyes?

Cold masks help reduce inflammation, swelling, and redness often associated with dry eye syndrome, especially when symptoms are triggered by allergies or ocular surface inflammation.

When should I use a cold eye mask instead of a warm one?

Use a cold eye mask if you’re experiencing puffy eyelids, itching, redness, or allergy-related dry eye. Warm masks are better for treating meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) and promoting oil flow.

Can I use cold eye masks every day?

Yes, cold masks can be used daily or as needed to relieve symptoms of dryness, inflammation, or tired eyes—especially after screen time or exposure to allergens.