+10,000 Mexicans are already relieving their eyes at home
Your eyes have been burning since mid-morning and you don't even know why anymore
You wake up feeling fine. By eleven, your eyes feel gritty. You blink hard, rub them, and they settle down for a while.
Then they start to water. And that's the strange thing: they water and stay dry. You carry the little bottle of eye drops in your bag and use them five, six times a day. They provide relief for twenty minutes, and then it comes back.
At night, your eyes burn from reading on your phone. The next day, it's the same. And you run out of the bottle every month.
The problem isn't that you're missing drops
Along the edge of your eyelid, you have tiny glands. They release a little oil that prevents your tears from evaporating. When they get clogged, your tears run out in minutes and your eye stays dry no matter how many drops you use.
Nivora releases warm steam right there. Fill the reservoir with purified water, saline solution, or your own drops, place the cup over your closed eye, and wait five minutes. The heat softens whatever is clogging the gland, and your own tears can get back to work.
One session in the morning and you can go through the day without carrying the little bottle in your bag.
People who have already given up the little dropper bottle
Before buying
Most frequently asked questions
How soon will I feel relief?
How soon will I feel relief?
Most people feel it after the first session: the eye stops itching shortly after finishing. For the relief to last all day, use it daily for one to two weeks.
Is the steam safe for my eyes?
Is the steam safe for my eyes?
Yes. It comes out warm, not hot: it feels like a warm towel on your eyelid. You use it with your eyes closed and the cup never touches your eye.
Eyes open or closed?
Eyes open or closed?
Closed, always. The steam works on the eyelid, which is where the clogged glands are.
How often should I use it? Can I use it every day?
How often should I use it? Can I use it every day?
Five minutes per eye, once a day. Yes, you can do it every day, and that’s what works best at first. Later, many people drop back to three or four times a week.
What do I put in the tank?
What do I put in the tank?
Purified water, saline solution, or your own drops. Not tap water: it contains minerals that clog the steam outlet.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Empty any residue and wipe the cup with a damp cloth after each use. Once a week, wash the cup with water and mild soap. Do not fully submerge it: it contains electronics.
Is it safe to use with contact lenses?
Is it safe to use with contact lenses?
Yes, but take them out before the session and wait a few minutes before putting them back in. If you have an eye condition under treatment, mention it to your ophthalmologist before starting.
Does it suit any face? Men too?
Does it suit any face? Men too?
The cup is oval-shaped and rests on its own on the brow bone, so it fits any face. And both men and women wear it just the same: dry eye doesn't discriminate.
What if it arrives defective?
What if it arrives defective?
Write to us at nivora@nivoraenviosmx.com with your order number and we'll send you another one free of charge. You have 90 days.
“I haven’t bought any drops in two months”
I used to spend about three hundred pesos a month on little bottles that lasted me a while. I paid for this one once and that's it. I use it when I get up while the coffee is brewing.
— Rosa M., Querétaro
“It’s five minutes and done”
I thought it was going to be a hassle. You add water, turn it on, set it down, and close your eyes for a while. It's the only good part of my morning.
— Mariana L., Monterrey
“I don’t make it through the day anymore without my eyes turning red”
My wife was the one who told me that my eyes aren't what they used to be. What I noticed was that I left the little bottle in the car and didn't miss it.
— Javier R., Mexico City