2Pcs 3D Eye Patches for Adults, Adjustable Medical Eyepatch,Black(Left)

These are not Costume patches. These are clearly made for someone who has had medical problems with their eye. I just had eye surgery this patch fit my head perfectly You can tell by where the straps are attached to the patch somebody took time to make it right. Very comfortable Protects my eye when I sleep. Recommended to any 1 who needs 1. And adjustable

My husband has an eye that doesn't close all the way due to cancer treatment. He uses these patches specifically for sleeping, to protect his eye from direct contact with the pillow, sheets, etc. He says they work wonderfully for this purpose as they are large enough to provide full coverage without shifting during the night. They are also highly padded which makes them comfortable for sleeping. He has smaller, less obtrusive eye patches for day wear. This eye patch would be a bit large to wear during the day, but if you need the extra coverage they certainly do provide it. Great value for the money.

Purchased to "replace" a $3 "drug store" eye patch (rigid, didn't effectively block "nose bridge" light) that, in all fairness, did a "quick and dirty" job (and was locally available).First off: these things are ** SOFT AND CUSHY **! much more comfortable than the "drug store" patch. The material is REALLY COMFORTABLE as well (i.e., skin "friendly, etc.") - after wearing a while your skin can't really tell there's "anyting there".Second: they cover the eye area MUCH BETTER. The "nose bridge tab" helps block a lot of the light in that area. However, it doesn't block "all" of the light, but it defintely blocks MORE LIGHT overall!Third: the straps are VERY WELL SECURED to the patch. They're also "nice and wide" compared to the "drug store" patch, which means they don't "dig" into the skin as much.Fourth: the straps are nice and "elastic" (stretchy). Combined with the "velcro" adjuster, there's a lot of adjustment/fit capability for most every head size. Thankfully, the "as-deceived" setting of the adjuster, perfectly fit my head the first time.Fifth: the "velcro" adjustment section is a little on the "stiff/rigid" side. Depending on where it lands on your head, there MIGHT be a little chafing, etc. If that happens, my advice is to apply a strip of Dr. Scholl's "mole skin" to the "head side" of the velcro for padding, etc.Sixth: like all eye patches, regardless of the maker (apparently), positioning the head strap over the eyebrow "ridge" of the uncovered eye is an "art" - get the strap so the patch is "seated" on the eye, but make sure it doesn't "ride on/under" the eyebrow of the "neighboring" eye. IOW, get it to work with YOUR facial "structure". :)Lastly: the patch material (on me, at least) tends to "grab" my EYEBROWS. This means that if I move my eyebrows, the patch vertically SHIFTS and, unfortunately, comes to rest in the "shifted" position. This means I have to periodically re-adjust the patch (mere fractions of an inch, but really?).These are the reasons I only gave FOUR (out of Five) STARS for an overall rating. Despite that, I ** DO INDEED ** recommend these patches (and their DESIGN)!

I like these and they are very comfortable.

These eye patches are soft but they slide around to much. The elastic is too stiff and makes the top of my ears sore. After I shorten the strap to made it a little v tighter there is now a piece of the strap sticking out. It needs away to hold the excess strap to the back.

Worth the money

Works perfectly. The indenture fits perfectly over the eye without touching the eye.

I bought two sets of eye patches, this particular brand needed to be returned in which I have to go out of my way to the UPS Store in a different city, just to get a restocking fee removed from the price I paid. The items were not used, kept in same packaging. Took me a while to get a chance to return them. They were flimsy, the curve to protect the eye was flat and barely existent once the band is actually stretched it flattens. It should be made of thicker material. Needless to say I went with the other brand and returned these. You get what you pay for. Two patches for a low cost that were not stable. Versus one patch for slightly more money but a better quality eye patch. Which is necessary when you have surgery. So in other words you’ll be wasting your money, so don’t bother. I would rate no stars if there was an option. I’ve made returns before and NEVER paid a restocking fee… might as well kept the flimsy stuff.