ReliefBand Motion Sickness Relief

How does it work?

Calming the stomach
Usually, without you even knowing it, your stomach muscles have a gentle rhythm of contraction. When you experience nausea, this rhythm becomes erratic. The ReliefBand� uses mild electrical stimulation of the median nerve, located on the underside of your wrist, to send a message through the brain that can make the stomach rhythm return to normal.

Fast & easy relief
Since the ReliefBand is not a drug, you can start to feel results within minutes. And ReliefBand doesn't have drug side effects, like headaches, dizziness, or drowsiness, or rules about what not to eat or drink while you're wearing it.

With its 5 adjustable settings, the ReliefBand can give you the power to control your nausea naturally. Original batteries can last up to 150 hours. If you run out of battery power, just replace the batteries for continued use.

When should it be used?

Any time, any place
Ideally, the ReliefBand should be turned on before nausea starts. For instance, someone who usually gets car sick may want to start it before they get in the car. Of course, no one can always predict when they're going to feel sick. Fortunately, the ReliefBand gives you the power to control nausea any time�even after symptoms have started!

How long should I wear it?
Power as long as you need it
The ReliefBand should be worn for as long as nausea lasts. If the device is turned off too early and nausea comes back, it can simply be turned back on again for relief within minutes. If you run out of battery power, you can replace the battery for another 150 hours of use.

Comes with Battery installed!

CAUTION:
Pacemaker Users � Use the device only as directed on the wrist to prevent possible interference with your pacemaker. Avoid placing the electrodes directly on your chest or near the pacemaker.