Thread: What's the best lucid dream mask available on the market as of today?

I've been interested in the concept of lucid dreaming for several years now, and while taking 5-HTP without even knowing that it was also often used for enhancing lucid dreaming induction (I was taking it for depression) ,I believe I've had 2 or 3 lucid dreams, which I thought were really one of the most interesting experiences I've had in years.

Anyway, ever since discovering about lucid dreaming, I've been meaning to buy a lucid dreaming mask, to make the job somewhat easier, even though I'm aware that one should not rely entirely on them, I think that it still would serve my purpose of easing the LD process at the beginning.

So after having waited more than 3 years, following an advice I read on the web, that suggested me to wait for the "Nova Dreamer II" to come out, and being now pissed off for something that seems to be vaporware/waiting for godot , I'm determined to buy the best available mask on the market within the next 48 hours, whichever it may be.

I've been following the whole Remee thing ever since it came out on Kickstarter ,but I held my self out of it, as I don't really like being a "beta-tester" for 1st gen products, and the price also seemed too good to be true, when compared with the Nova Dreamer/Rem dreamer, and seeing that the final version doesn't even rely on any sensor for determining when one is in REM sleep (it's time-based only), I'm also glad I did.

So anyway, as of right now, it seems to me that the best mask (best=success rate+comfort & technology) available on the market is indeed the Rem-Dreamer , even though its age, so while I think I've explored most of the potential alternatives available on the market, I wanted to ask you guys whether it's indeed my best bet as of right now, or if there are other more "obscure/niche" alternatives, that I would be better off buying.

Please let me know


Thanks in advance to anyone who will take time to answer!