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Absolute garbage! The pictures look great and the prices are not cheap. The product on the other hand look to be made by children. Had to throw it out since I bought it for a gift and was too embarrassed to give it. Don't waste your money since they will not refund you. They claim to be made in the US but they can only communicate in Chinese.
London Evening Standard ES magazine tipped this mask supplier. The product looks great in photos. he website looks great. The product is reassuringly expensive. What gets delivered to your address however is rubbish. Mask = poorly-made, awkward to use.
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