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Reddit mentions of KAMOSSA Sleep Mask, Contoured Sleeping Eye Mask, 3 Colors Available, Free Earplugs & Carry Bag (Blue)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of KAMOSSA Sleep Mask, Contoured Sleeping Eye Mask, 3 Colors Available, Free Earplugs & Carry Bag (Blue). Here are the top ones.
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MADE FROM HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS: The Kamoosa sleep mask designs for everyday usage, using a revolutionary fabric, you can enjoy a comfortable, undisturbed sleep anytime and anywhere with this sleep mask. Despite being folded, the mask does not lose its shape, therefore this mask is easy to pack and carry, which makes it a great travel accessory. You can easily carry it in a purse, handbag, beach bag or briefcase.PERFECT FIT - The 3-D contour shape, and elastic velcro strap combine for a lite, soft, and secure sleep mask so you will sleep in comfort.DEEPLY CONTOURED DESIGN: The Kamossa Sleep Mask is specially designed with deeply molded cups that curve away from eyes and eyelashes for rub-free comfort. Our mask will keep your eyes shielded from light without smudging eye make-up or compressing your face, eyelids, and eyelashes while you sleep. You can open your eyes freely yet still relax in the darkness.COMPLETELY BLOCKS OUT ALL LIGHT: Exposure to light during sleep interferes with your sleep cycle, preventing you from the long and deep night's rest you need to function at your best. The Kamossa Sleep Mask completely blocks out all light and visual stimuli so you can nap or sleep soundly anywhere. The Kamossa sleep mask is like having your own personal mobile black-out curtains.INCLUDING A STYLISH TRAVEL CARRY POUCH AND EAR PLUGS: Each mask comes packaged with a complimentary pair of earplugs and a convenient travel carry pouch.
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Size | Small |
| Width | 3.3 Inches |
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As a package, I'm not impressed. None of these are a viable alternative to CPAP. I've used 4 of the 5 items with some small success, but I see no reason to pay their astronomical prices for such mediocre products. Better products are available for less money on Amazon.
The pacifier thing I haven't used, but it doesn't seem to do much to actually open the airway. Even when custom made and medically supervised, these TRD devices aren't very effective. If you're seriously looking for an alternative to CPAP, look into some real oral appliances by checking with an ENT or oral surgeon who specializes in "sleep medicine". Keep in mind that these are all second line treatments to CPAP and that they aren't as effective with severe sleep apnea. Here's a couple examples:
http://www.dentalsleepsolutions.com/index.php/about-sleep-apnea/obstructive-sleep-apnea-treatment-three-types-of-dental-sleep-devices
http://finder.tapintosleep.com/patients-treatment-options-tap-therapy/
The chinstrap may be useful in combination with CPAP. Perhaps this could make CPAP more tolerable if it were more comfortable? Sometimes a chin strap can help people who breathe through their mouth use a nasal mask (which is less cumbersome and easier to use). I like the simple wide band variety that's $12:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006O8LVX2/
The eye mask looks cheap. It doesn't have deep sockets, so you eyelashes are going to hit the mask - something I can't tolerate. I've used this $8 mask and it works great with a full face mask (but not a nasal):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016OQYNL0/
For a nasal mask, this one is a luxury item at $50 but it's worth it. There really aren't many alternatives that can compete with this:
https://www.eyeeco.com/tranquileyessupsup-with-instants-for-moderate-dry-eye-relief-charcoal.html?cat-id=45
The little nose things can help get more air through the nose but don't expect miracles. The ones in the package could be adequate, but they only provide a single size of a single type. There may be better ones, but here's the assortment I've tried, which is a great way to see which size and type actually fits:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MSWZW0U/
Lastly, the earplugs look generic. It is absolutely nuts to pay $50 for something that's under $5 at any drugstore. Here's a better option:
https://www.amazon.com/Macks-Pillow-Soft-Silicone-Earplugs/dp/B003LZQGN6/
PS: with all the money you've saved, get a decent soundbar for your bedroom and get some ambient noise going. This is what I've been using:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opg3GeMhgPY