Mintal, an emerging wellness-focused technology brand, today launched the Mintal Eye Massager that guides users through a personalized 15-minute relaxation journey by blocking out light, which signals to the body that it is time to rest, and playing soothing sleep sounds to promote quality sleep. During beta testing, 75% of users reported falling asleep faster and 92% were able to address their travel fatigue when using the product.
The enlarged, adjustable mask includes four modes, which help users prepare for bed, take a break from work, relieve travel fatigue, and relax.
The device features genuine leather, intelligent air pressure that simulates the human touch, and graphene warming with fast-acting thermostatic capabilities to create a personalized relaxation environment. In addition, the Mintal Eye Massager is foldable, easy to transport, and features a 12-day battery life.
The headset comes with free 1 year membership to Mintal Tracker, the brand’s flagship sleep app that offers sleep tracking, sleep apnea detection, anxiety relief exercises, sleep and meditation sounds, snoring treatment courses, and more.
In addition to over 100 relaxing sleep sounds available in Mintal Tracker, the Eye Massager is Bluetooth compatible, which allows the user to choose their own music or audio to fall asleep to.
The Mintal Eye Massager will be available for a limited time promotional price of $69.99 on Amazon and the Mintal website, and will be regularly priced at $149. The Mintal Tracker app can be downloaded for free on the Apple App Store. Learn more at www.MintalWorld.com.
About Mintal
Mintal is a wellness-focused technology company powered by AI-driven algorithms with the goal of enabling people who suffer from restless sleep, sleep disorders, anxiety or mental health challenges to improve their well-being. Mintal offers an integrated approach to wellness, which includes a family of apps and devices that utilize science-based wellness techniques and advanced technology. The company has developed proprietary AI-powered technologies for sleep disorder detection and risk assessment, and its apps have been downloaded by over 1 million people worldwide.
