ReliefbandClassic Anti-Nausea Wristband for Motion Sickness, Morning Sickness, Travel, Sea Sickness & Vomiting Relief - FDA Cleared, Drug-Free, Fast-Acting Nausea Relief Band w/Gel Tube & Pouch

I usually don’t write reviews, but I’m here to tell you that this product really does work! I have severe motion sickness and have had it since I was a child. I feel the older I get, the worse it gets! I’m also a nurse. I have used every prescription anti nausea medicine there is. ( prescribed by my doctor). When I saw this Relief band was skeptical. So I asked an anesthesiologist that’s specializes in the nerves of the body , if this could possibly work. He explained to me that there actually is a trick that they use for postoperative patients, to apply pressure to the same nerve at the wrist to stop the patient from being nauseated due to anesthesia. So, I gave it a try!I used this band as directed for a 6 hour trip last weekend with NO vomiting or nausea AT ALL! And had the same results for the 6 hour drive home!Now, the band does emit a pulsating sensation through your hand to your fingers that my family did not like, saying it feels like a shock. I would not describe it as a shocking sensation. So if you feel that you would not be comfortable with this sensation, this might not be the product for you. To me, it’s worth it!!

I have only used this twice so far. The strap is kinda long for my wrist (but I have small wrists so I'm not surprised). It did make my nausea go away! It took about 10 minutes before I started to notice, but it's nice that there is an option that does include medicine! I was skeptical to buy it because of the price, but now that I have it is totally worth the price! It somewhat helps with dizziness, but I think it only helps if you are dizzy from being nauseous. Would definitely recommend!

I never leave a bad review but this is a one. It worked great at first. When it was time to change the battery, I found it was almost impossible to do it right, if you're a common customer like me. Most of us are not experts to handle button batteries! The plastic battery holder is so easy to break! And this product can not be returned due to food safety( the gel touch your skin). If you want to spend $150 just for one trip, then you might be happy with it.

This is a game changer! I’ve had motion sickness my whole life and always had to depend on Dramamine & a prescription patch when I travel. I just returned from a cruise on which I wore the Relief Band for the first time. I was fine without medication, even when others felt queasy! It was so awesome to feel good & not have all the drug -induced side effects! Worth every penny!

My friend had the sport relief band and decided to buy the classic (as it was cheaper), it works great for my migraines that bring on nausea and dizziness.Unfortunately however the metal contents is Not listed at all! What the conductors are made of... I have broken out it a rash, with bumps that is intensely itchy! I am allergic to nickel and have tried a piece of cloth and tissue, the cloth with gel conductor gives off a burning zap sensation. Instead of just a tingly zap. Tissue (kleenex) didn't work at all. I got the rash after wearing it for about 4-6 hours during work and still itches now.I am stilling trying to figure out a solution on how I can keep uaing it as it really works.Another down side and it's a BIG one, is the item is non returnable and that is not clearly listed either when reviewing and buying this product.I didn't have any reaction with the Sports edition Relief Band, but I am still trying to figure out what that conductor is made of.Still waiting to hear back from Relief Band store front themselves on what I can do.

I bought it in preparation for a trip to Germany where there would be a lot of travel by road and rail, both of which can make me very motion sick. I did the same trip last year so I could compare any difference. Good news: It works! The long trip by car from Hannover Airport to Goettingen (a couple of hours) that made me sick as a dog last year went by fine with minimal discomfort. So too bus and tram trips that were very unpleasant last year went by smoothly this year. But it doesn't work perfectly well. Long multi-hour car trips still make me car sick (but not train/tram trips). Main negative points are: the watch strap is very difficult to put on because the device has to be on the inside of your wrist, so you have to buckle the device while keeping the electrodes on wrist. Plus you have to smear a conductant on your wrist so the whole putting on the Reliefband routine isn't all that quick or easy. Bottom line: It works and is worth the inconvenience of putting it on.