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SleepTite/SleepRite Lid Seals, Nighttime Lid Closure Device (30 Pairs)

3.9
Rated 3.9 out of 5 stars
65 Reviews
$43.95
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  • Serving eye care since 2019
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  • 30 ct
  • 1-Month Supply

Product Information

About the Product

Available options: Regular, Sensitive.

This is a nighttime lid closure device, an adhesive seal applied over the closed eyelid at bedtime and peeled off in the morning. The routine is one pair a night: clean and dry the eyelids, apply, press the edges down, sleep, then remove by the tab and discard the used seals. Wearers are directed to start with one eye and move to both once the application and removal feel comfortable.

Regular

A box of 30 pairs of single-use SleepTite/SleepRite Regular lid seals, 30 nights of use with both eyes sealed. The seals are interchangeable between the left and right eye, are made with latex free materials, and each seal carries a pull tab for removal. The Regular variant uses the standard adhesive.

Sensitive

A box of 30 pairs of single-use SleepTite/SleepRite Sensitive lid seals, 30 nights of use with both eyes sealed. The seals are interchangeable between the left and right eye, are made with latex free materials, and each seal carries a pull tab for removal. The Sensitive variant uses a gentle adhesive for sensitive skin.

Materials

Latex free materials The seal body.

Regular

The Regular variant uses the standard adhesive.

Sensitive

The Sensitive variant uses a gentle adhesive for sensitive skin.

Specifications

Regular

  • Count: 30 pairs of lid seals per box
  • Variant: Regular
  • Single use, interchangeable between the left and right eye
  • Latex free
  • Pull tab for removal

Sensitive

  • Count: 30 pairs of lid seals per box
  • Variant: Sensitive
  • Single use, interchangeable between the left and right eye
  • Latex free
  • Pull tab for removal

How to Use

  1. Clean the upper and lower eyelids thoroughly with a gentle cleanser, then rinse and dry completely.
  2. Do not apply gels or ointments before application, as they reduce adhesion.
  3. If you are new to nighttime occlusion, start with one eye until you are comfortable with applying and removing the seal.
  4. Close the eye and apply the lid seal over the eyelid, then use a finger to gently press around the edges for a secure fit.
  5. Check that the eye is fully closed by looking for light coming through or for any ability to detect movement.
  6. Position the tab temporally, toward the outer side, for easier removal in the morning. If the seal dislodges, position the tab nasally instead.
  7. Keep the backing card on your nightstand in case you need to remove and reapply the seal during the night.
  8. In the morning, grasp the tab and gently pull toward the opposite direction to where the tab is positioned, keeping the eyelid closed. If you experience any resistance, you can lightly dampen the edges with warm water to loosen the adhesive. Discard the used seal.
  9. Once comfortable, you may apply the seals to both eyes.

Warnings

This device is single use only. Reuse of this device may lead to patient cross contamination and/or device failure.

Avoid touching the seal to other surfaces before applying it to the eye, to prevent cross contamination.

For external use only, on the skin around the eyes. Do not apply to the eyeballs.

If you experience any prolonged irritation, redness, or discomfort, discontinue use and consult with a healthcare professional.

Keep out of reach of children.

Report any serious incident to the manufacturer, your eye doctor and your local health authority.

Storage

Store the seals in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve their adhesive quality.

Product information on this page is compiled from regulatory records and manufacturer materials. See our sources

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3.9
Rated 3.9 out of 5 stars
Based on 65 reviews
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65 reviews
  • Marilyn O.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Age Over 65
    Gender Female
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    Great solution for a side sleeper

    I have been trying many different things to help keep my eyelids closed while sleeping. I am a side sleeper, often times half my face is buried in my pillow! The SleepTite SleepRite strips are the best commercial solution that I have been able to find. However, they are very expensive, in my opinion. I have come across several people using Press "N Seal plastic kitchen film. Yes, that's right! It's a hassle to cut patches every night, but it sticks very well through the whole night. It is much thinner and more pliable than the STSR strips. I have noticed a big difference in eye comfort in the mornings. I'll save the STSR strips for traveling, just for convenience.

  • Peggy S.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Age 55-64
    Gender Female
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    It works for me!

    I think this is a great product! It’s been years that I slept and woke up with terribly dry eyes sometimes not able to open my lids because they were stuck down to my eyeballs! My ophthalmologist believed that my eyelids did not close all the way during sleep. Although she did not necessarily point out these patches as relief she did mention this website. I am thrilled to say that I use this with much needed relief! I also add two drops of castor oil on my eyelids and a little bit on my eyelashes before I put the patches and I feel that this helps to keep the patches more supple and less constraining. Thank you!

  • Elisa D.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    Trying to make them work

    I have very sensitize skin around my eyes, so taping my eyes shut is an irritation. Because the adhesive of this product is further away from my eyes, they don’t irritate me, but often fall off. Bought the sensitive type and maybe I should try regular ones.

    My biggest dissatisfaction is the exorbitant price.

  • Kelly H.
    Verified Buyer
    I do not recommend this product
    Age 35-44
    Gender Female
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    Doesn't stay in place. Pushes in the eye ball. Expensive product and doesnt work.

    Don't waste your money.

  • david e.
    Verified Buyer
    I do not recommend this product
    Age Over 65
    Gender Male
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    don't stick and very small

    they don't work