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Non-Microwaveable Heat Masks for Dry Eyes

Enjoy convenient, consistent heat therapy for dry eyes with our collection of Non-Microwaveable Heat Masks, including rechargeable and self-heating options. Designed for meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), chronic dry eye, and blepharitis, these masks provide controlled warmth to unclog oil glands, improve tear stability, and relieve symptoms like grittiness, irritation, and blurry vision.

USB-powered rechargeable masks allow for adjustable heat settings, making them ideal for extended wear and travel. Self-heating masks offer a portable, hassle-free solution with gentle warmth that lasts for hours—no electricity or microwaving required.

Perfect for home, work, or travel, these doctor-recommended heat masks help restore eye comfort and hydration effortlessly.

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Non-Microwaveable Heat Masks | Dry Eye FAQ

What are non-microwaveable heat masks for dry eyes?

These are rechargeable and self-heating masks are designed to provide consistent heat therapy for MGD, blepharitis, and chronic dry eye relief—without the need for a microwave.

Which is better: USB-powered rechargeable heat masks or microwaveable heat masks?

USB-powered rechargeable masks offer adjustable temperature control and long-lasting heat, making them great for extended use.

Microwaveable masks provide moist heat therapy, which some users find more effective for MGD treatment.

Can I use Rechargeable or air-activated heat masks while sleeping?

USB masks are generally not recommended for overnight use, while air-activated masks may be suitable for short naps but should be removed before extended sleep. For overnight dry eye protection, consider moisture goggles.