Does this mask block out light...I know odd question but I have had some masks that are not opaque enough. I use masks to block out light for when I have migraines. Thank you
236316
It is totally opaque. The Batman nose part really helps too. It's a really great mask.
236317
Yes, blocks out the light and it's opaque. You need to adjust so no light comes up from the bottom around the contoured area above the nose. Move it around so no light peeks up.
236318
Well I kinda have a large nose I would say so there little gap at the nose were the light seeps in..I mean it don't bother me could bother you
1930605
It let's some light through, but it is not see through. If you look at the pictures I posted of this in my living room you'll see that I have it blocking the large sliding glass doors in my living room. My apartment is right next to the street so if that window is open everyone can see me. The panels also block out the ability to see behind them .. you'd only see figures in silhouette.
198889
oh yes it can. I bought this to block neighbors from seeing inside a well lit kitchen. Day time it works perfectly, no seeing through this, however with a light on in the kitchen at night you can see shapes and movement. I would get this product for your purpose. And thanks for asking.Same piece has been up for over a year and it is still perfect.
979153
I am not totally sure of that answer, I just figured it was like clothes, if its covering up you aren't getting the full impact of the UV light, just like when you are out in the sun, your clothes protect your body. I think its better than not using them at all.
8663
I have seen a difference in my dark undereyes. I mean, it doesn't make it invisible if the circles are really dark but it definitely lightens them enough that light concealer is all i need to make them disappear. It REALLY works great on puffiness though. I use under the eyes and even on the eyelids!
1296386
That depends. It is a blue light. It does not bother my spouse but I either turn it off or use an eye mask that I used before purchasing this unit.
350233
Occasionally, I have issues with fogging. But, if you work with the bendable strip on the top of the mask, you can usually eliminate or minimize the fogging. The valve on the mask makes a big difference vs masks that don't have a valve.
736669
I'm not sure. I purchased this item for my husband to help with migrane relief. I do know that this mask helps alleviate pain caused by migranes. I'm sorry if I wasn't much help.
1477283
Yes, it helps. It's good, too, when night road crews use krieg lights to work. I wouldn't say it's amazing, but it's like sunglasses. I bought this product two years ago and I have seen a similar product on TV promising more in the glare-blocking department. So do your homework. This is a good product; there may be better. (On the other hand, there may be more hype on other brands. This is solidly made and pretty good.)
1912485
I was able to wear my sunglasses comfortably under the goggles, don't do that by the way you won't see much haha. But you could absolutely wear your glasses under these. I also have to say that this mask does a great job staying clear, if your mask fogs up its next to impossible to do anything productive out there. Hope this helps!
1645877
No it doesn't. I work third shift so sleep during the day and have the same problem. I just sealed the edges with duct tape to block out all the light and it worked fine.
942645
No Richard. My experience is it will not do much to diffuse bright light at night. The product is very effective in blocking vision into the home in the daytime, but at night it is the reverse. It allows everything and everyone a clear sight line inside the home. If you want to completely keep light out of an area, I would suggest blackout curtains. I've use them for years because I am very UV sensitive and they block 95% of daytime light and 100% of night light. There are many styles, sizes and price options are very reasonable, they work, and they really help to reduce heating and cooling cost. Hope this helps. Elaine
430906
Yes. I think it would block MOST of the light, but probably not a complete black-out. After all - it's not a solid piece, but louvred. Good luck.
1086126
My office has harsh overhead lights that casue a big glare issue on my monitor when I do not have this privacy filter on it. Without it, there are entire sections of my monitor that I can't "see" because of the bad glare and the the glare also causes me to have migraines. With the filter I can see every part of my monitor without any problems and no glare-induced migraines.
511122
Good question. I never did because I never looked directly into the light or I closed my eyes. Your skin should be fine. I'm a firm believer in sunscreen so all of my skin products have it. This is a great question for the Sun Touch Company, too.
1094936
I have a small nose and the nosepiece acted like a window for light. The mask was completely ineffective at blocking light for me. However, I had no problem returning it. Little noses, this may not be for you.
1304068
Unfortunately this one also lets in a little light, but not as much as some. I really don't think there is one that doesn't. That being said this one is pretty good. I will ad a caveat I had to remove the Velcro on the elastic strap to make the mask a little more comfortable, otherwise it is a bit scratchy.