LYJEENausea Wristbands, Motion Sickness Band for Pregnancy, Acupressure Wristband for Nausea or Morning Sickness

The holes through which you are expected to view are tiny. I’d like to see a person be able to wear these on a plane and try to watch a movie… ridiculous.The pair I received were so bent out of shape from the box that they hardly fit and sit lopsided on my face.Total waste of money.

I recently used the brand Sea Bands on a recent cruise (and believe me when I tell you, i tried Gravol first, then Bonine, and when a friend recommended I try the wristbands I told him 'you're nuts'). I ended up buying sea-bands on the cruise itself (which were 20 bucks, i think they're around 15 on Amazon). My point is this - i ended up wearing the sea-band or sea-bands for a week (one on each wrist). When I got this package I put on the pink pair (god knows why), but it felt exactly the same, and the band isn't as thick as the sea-band, but the feeling was almost the same. I'll try this on for a few days just to test them, and update the review if this product will be inferior.If you're reading this wondering if these things work - i'll just say this: I don't get nauseous or feel like i'll throw up when i get motion sick. I get hot, and a headache/migraine. It lasts for hours. I felt that way during embarkation day (before the ship even left.. my body knew i wasn't on solid ground). The first night i took medication, and it was the second day i purchased one of these type of bands. Within 30 mins, the headache was gone. I still felt the ship move etc, and rocking - but didn't bug me at all. I was still not convinced and so i wore them every day - no issue. One day however I did feel the headache come back - and it was after I had showered, and i realized i had taken them off to shower, and a good 45 mins passed. When my plane landed back home in Toronto after the cruise, I was in an Uber from the airport and thought 'let me see if i can read my phone while in the backseat' (which normally would give me a splitting headache' - i was able to do it with no issue as i still had these on.Apparently the science is around your P6 accupressure point..who knows. There are articles on pubmed about this (journal articles). Worked for me, 100% - and so, i bought a bunch of these generic versions to see if they'd be similar quality as I always fly or are in cars etc, so i'm going to keep a pair everywhere.The sea-bands seem more cushier... but they're also way more expensive. time will tell!

My 5.5 year old has been getting car sick since she was just a baby and any car rides longer than 15-20 minutes have been a challenge. Recently introduced the typical kids nausea chewable tablets in cherry (flavour she normally likes) and she’s been fighting those off saying she hates the taste.I got these wristbands hoping they would help. I showed her how to use them (3 of her fingers up from her wrist and to aim for between the tendons) and today she used them out of her own initiative when she started getting nauseous in the car.She told me she pressed the ‘button’ and counted to 40 before the nausea went away (also coincided with getting off the highway) and didn’t come back- she kept the wristband on but didn’t have to press the button again.They’re too small for an adult wrist, and even my kid complained in the beginning that they’re tight and the elastic left a mark on her wrist (which is ok, it’s not actually too tight for her)The plastic case is also handy for storage and I received exactly what I ordered, and on time.They come with instructions that are important to the product functioning as intended; I would recommend reading them and teaching the kid to use them correctly first, to avoid disappointment. :)Gladly recommend it!

Les bracelets sont comme les photos les présentent.J’ai deux ados qui ont le mal des transports en auto et les bracelets n’ont pas réglé ce problème.Ma première ado les a essayés en voiture et elle a eu le mal des transport comme d’habitude en moins de 20-30 minutes. Pourtant elle les avait mis avant le début du trajet et elle ne les a pas enlevés pendant les 2 heures de route.Mon autre ado a essayé les bracelets et n’a pas voulu les garder à ses poignets longtemps en voiture, car ils étaient trop serrés et inconfortables pour elle. Elle avait peur qu’ils lui coupent trop la circulation sanguine. Je ne peux donc pas dire s’ils auraient fonctionné pour elle. Je les ai moi-même essayés et ils sont effectivement très serrés et inconfortables. Nous avons pourtant des poignets de grosseur moyenne.Dommage… Je suis bien déçue.

My son gets carsick and vomiting even taking car half of an hour. He wore this wrist bands six times these days he didn't have carsick again. This is based on the "acupuncture point" so you must let the balls (inside) point to the "acupuncture point" shown in the user guide otherwise you won't get any effect.

My wife was hit by a car in 2022 on Nov. 24. Fractured skull, left side 8, right side 5 broken ribs, right leg bone, left back shoulder bone, and middle bones in both ears broken. She lost hearing, and four ribs and her leg had metal plates. she's still in the hospital, just starting to learn to walk. She is suffering from dizziness and vomiting. she lost 14 kg. Now she weighs 67 kg. I bought this to help her with the dizziness, but because it's too tight, even for her hands, she can't use it. Our only problem is that it's too small, otherwise, my son bought it somewhere else, and said, for them, it works. I just wanted a bigger size, but it's not returnable.