Does the mask cover your eyes?
292779
No the bottom part goes over your noes when up but your eyes are never covered
707574
Yes, mask covers nasal and mouth. Very comfortable. Same mask I was getting from local DME store at a lot less money.
1194308
I'm not familiar with how much air comes from a cpap but I'm fairly sure it would protect your eyes from it. The sleep mask is very lightweight but the molded eye cups do protect your eyes without putting any pressure at all on them.
2053047
No, however, the mask is so designed that it does not hit eyelashes at all. I would imagine that even with eye lash extensions, unless they are 2 inches long they would not be affected.
1288566
It does press against the eyes but it is so soft I can not feel it and I usually use a Bucky mask.
1124171
From my experience, it doesn't. It made the skin tighter only in places and is not effective under the eyes.
1567583
No, it does not. As a matter of fact, it is one of the most comfortable masks you can find anywhere!
1164500
It's a decent mask. It does cover your face fully but I would look into investing in one of better quality.
704515
I'm not sure. Mine came with it. Although I dont use the mask. I doesnt fit me right.
335594
When I first put on the mask, I could see a sliver of light entering from my right nostril, but I adjusted the mask and I was in complete darkness. The material seems to adhere closely to the skin because it's that sponge-y, polypropylene-type material. When I get home, I'll check the tag to tell you exactly what it is. When I first tried it on, I was worried it would make me sweat around the eyes, because it fit so closely to the skin, but that has not been the case. My face stays comfortably cool.
1727275
It really only covers a small area of your face. I'd suggest a more heavy duty mask instead of this one which is designed to protect the user from microbes rather than dust particles. I'd also suggest you get a good pair of hardware heavy duty eye goggles if you are working with fine dust.
1703932
The quality of the mask is pretty good and the mask does cover your hole face... Yea no problem hope this helps you out
1536162
Unless you have stick on lenses, no. Otherwise there would be no mask seal and giant mask flood.
1340712
Neither. But it makes the area under your eyes look a little brighter and lively, so it's nice. It's sheer, so it only covers partially.
1652549
I believe it covers your nose only. There are also smaller ones that I have found to be less obtrusive and there of course are larger ones that are full face.
1304071
Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile which raises my eyebrows just a tad and then I kind of press the mask to my face - this gives me a good position. Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile... » Read More Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile which raises my eyebrows just a tad and then I kind of press the mask to my face - this gives me a good position. « Show Less
1570767
No, the mask just have straps and go over the ears not across. Just find some ear plugs.