Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

First, let's start with the claim of a 100% blackout sleep mask. In order to achieve maximum blackout, the mask has to be worn so incredibly tight that it's uncomfortable and puts a lot of pressure around the eyes and head in general. Not only is the claim of 100% blackout not true, but there was also light coming in around the nose and above the eye. What's worse is that in a cheaper mask I can touch the spots where light comes in and stop it, but not so with this mask. It makes it worse in the other areas. Second, the claim is that it is zero pressure. I suppose that could be true if you wear it barely secured, but then you risk major light seepage (see above). I'm a combo sleeper (side and back). I started trying this on my side and the pressure on my eyes made it so I couldn't sleep and so I moved to my back where I discovered that the light seepage was at its worse. I generally never write reviews. I have to be extremely motivated or irritated to do so and frankly, the claims about this mask are, in my opinion, deceptive. Beware.