Screen fatigue is a daily complaint for every office worker, and corporate wellness buyers want something tangible to hand out that is not another app or webinar. This kit is a desk-friendly answer, with no smoke and no flame.
The Digital Eye Rest Kit holds three cooling materials. Rose water, distilled from Indian roses, comes in a 50 ml mist bottle for the face. A pair of smooth jade stones can be chilled and rested on closed eyes during a break. Vetiver roots, called khus in India, where they have long been woven into screens and soaked to cool a room, give the kit an earthy, fresh scent that sits quietly on a desk. Each sits in its own bay in a copper tin whose blue lid shows water rippling outward, with no deity imagery.
For the buyer, the strongest channel is corporate. Because nothing in the box is lit, it can go to any office without a fire-safety question, and it suits HR wellness weeks, client gifts for technology firms and co-working member gifts. It also works in spa retail and in airport and travel shops. The break card describes the familiar 20-20-20 screen habit and a two-minute rest with the stones.
A compliance note: rose water is supplied as a simple floral water for external use, and the kit makes no medical or eye-health claims. Buyers in markets that treat facial mists as cosmetics should tell us their labelling needs, and we can supply the mist to their specification or remove it.
Available for private label with custom packaging. MOQ on request.
4 items — rose water mist, jade eye stones, vetiver roots, break card
Packaging
Polished copper tin with water-ripple lid, 3-bay fitted tray
What’s Inside — 4 Items
Rose Water Facial Mist — 50 ml spray bottle
Jade Eye Stones — pair, sealed pouch
Vetiver (Khus) Roots — sealed pouch
Twenty-Minute Screen Break Card
Vetiver is a grass, and it is its roots that carry the fragrance. Called khus in Hindi and khas in Urdu, it is one of the most important materials in Indian perfumery: earthy, cooling and quiet, the family for the sitting practice.
— From The Chaitanya Grantha, Vol 2: Fragrance Guide