AllSett Health Migraine Relief Cap - Cold Headache Hat for Migraine | Headache Mask & Migraine Hat - Hot and Cold Therapy Cap for Puffy Eyes, Tension, Sinus and Stress Relief

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Not working for me, used as instructed either cold or heated up..

The item was smaller than it’s showed on the description, and i found it torn from

I wish I found this sooner! A really great product for headache relief, the material it is made from is extremely soft making it very comfortable to use. I keep mine in my freezer and find I need to leave it out for a few minutes before putting it on my head as it can be a little cold. It also stays cold for a long time

I purchased this in a desperate attempt to relieve the crushing 24/7 concussion headache at the base of my skull and around both sides of the back of my head. My neurologist directed me to stop taking OTC meds and I can’t tolerate the usual RX options. Regular ice packs felt good but wouldn’t stay in place or cover the full area. They were also crunchy and didn’t maintain the right temperature. The heating pad didn’t mold to my head, had wires to deal with and keeps me stuck lying in bed. Then I remembered these warm/cold caps from previous research for my regular chronic headaches around my eyes and forehead. Decided to give it a shot! Because it’s been hot here, I have only used the cold so far and LOVE IT! It has helped the concussion headache so much. The effect doesn’t last too long once I take it off, but at least I can get a couple hours of relief at a time which is glorious. It’s extremely comfortable, molds perfectly to my head, has the exact right level of coolness, and I can walk around and do my thing while it’s on. I want to wear it all the time, it’s that good! If I need to sit and rest my eyes from the very, very bright concussion light, I can pull it down over my eyes for black-out, coolness and light pressure. The warm/cold is all the way around the head except for a small area at the crown which is just fabric. There isn’t a ponytail hole that other products have. It is very, very soft - both the fabric itself and the padding with the gel inside, not crunchy or stiff like other reusable ice packs. It completely molds to your head, but not in a tight, constricting way (I have a big head for a woman, lots of hair and most regular hats are too tight for me). The cap is heavier than you’d think, which I think makes it even more comfortable and soothing. There’s a bit of a weighted blanket effect, and the cold/pressure combo is a good sensory tool for me. It’s ready to wear after 45-60 minutes in the freezer and will last up to 2 hours, with less coolness for another hour (meaning not cold to the touch, but kind of like a cool pillowcase). I immediately ordered a second one so I can rotate in/out of the freezer, a third one for my sister who has chronic migraines to try, and recommended it to all my friends who struggle with headaches AND those who use ice on the head or cold water on hands as a sensory interruptor for themselves or their neurodivergent kids to re-regulate in moments of high stress. Clearly, I HIGHLY recommend it and the price point is great!

I bought mine for around 3 euros 1 years ago, had to be wrong price, either way I was shocked when I saw the new price :O But it works so I rekommendera it.

I get a lot of sinus headaches, and while I still take a pain reliever to help with them, I will put this on while waiting for the pain reliever to kick in. I love the compression, it feels really nice on my head. It’s actually quite relaxing. My eyes even feel relaxed after using it. I love keeping it in the freezer and then when I need it, I just get it out of the freezer and put it on - though, I usually don’t put it on right away. It can be a bit too cold at first, and can get a little uncomfortable, so I will usually let it sit out for a just few minutes before putting it on…or even rub the inside and outside, front and back, a few times, just to let it “warm” up just a little. But the cold feels really nice along with the compression and it’s really relaxing!

Hate the smell, but they're a lifesaver. They do "dry up" a little over time