If you move, they both slip off and they both can be reused, but I’m very careful about keeping them clean.

I shop Sephora because their return policy is great. (Sephora has igel’s, but not eyeslice’s) If they don’t work out, you can get a refund.
If someone won’t back their product, IMO, they shouldn’t be selling it!

If I have sinus and swelling issues, my eye’s look horrible. Then the igel’s rock, I use a big saline eye wash to rinse them and stick them back in the fridge. They both are basically infused gelatin..and will tear if messed with….

I really hope that help’s…..igel’s offer longer lasting coolness, eye slices have a bit more fluid product and are thinner. Eyeslice’s have a container for travel …

Keep them clean, clean your hand’s well and remember saline is ph balanced and similar to body chemistry, water is NOT!

I’d love to hear feedback from you if you try them!!!!
Bionic Bronnie AKA Briana!!

However, I did try out Eye Slices which are very similar: http://bionic-beauty.com/product-review-eye-slices/
They were wonderful! One pack is $20 but they lasted me 11 uses (the usual is 10) but I live in a humid environment. Basically, they dehydrate a little after each use. Eye Slices refills are $15 each. Still a little pricey for a “fluff” item, but I keep a pack on hand (sealed) in case I have a big event/night and my eyes are a puffy mess. Then I just pamper myself a little each morning until that pack dehydrates.

I hope this helps a bit!
Keep up the excellent commentary and have a great start to your week.
~Jami