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SAVE $63.50: The jr eroticismRENPHO Eyeris Eye Massager is on sale at Amazon today, Dec. 29 for $69.99. That's 46% off its list price of $129.99. Amazon is also offering an on-site coupon for 5% off, which takes an additional $3.50 off at checkout, bringing the total down to $66.49.

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If you're on self-care TikTok, chances are you've seen the viral RENPHO Eyeris Eye Massager. Today, the popular TikTok product is on sale at a serious discount.

Normally $129.99, the RENPHO Eyeris Eye Massager is on sale for just $66.49. Not only is the heated eye massager on sale for 46% off, but Amazon is also offering an on-site coupon taking an extra 5% off. That's a total of 51% off, bringing your overall savings to $63.50. At this price, it's a good opportunity to treat yourself.

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The RENPHO Eyeris Eye Massager helps relax your eyes by providing a warm, heated massage. Whether you suffer from eye strain and migraines or you simply want to pamper yourself before drifting off to sleep, this eye massager helps cultivate relief and comfort. Plus, it has Bluetooth connectivity so you can play your favorite soothing music.

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