Motion Sickness Bands Sea Sickness Wristbands Acupressure Nausea Wristband/,Natural Relief of Nausea Headaches,Insomnia,Anxiety,Sleep Aid, Morning Sickness,Motion Sickness（1 Pair Black）

The media could not be loaded.  I tried these out because sometimes I get motion sick in the car and I think they actually have helped!A couple strange things about them:1. I ordered a 2-pack and received 2 different styles, not just 2 different colors. Honestly both styles are fine so this isn't really a complaint, just be aware that they're not always the same.2. The instructions seemed to be pretty badly translated to English so they were fairly unhelpful. I had to look up where to place them on my wrist to be on the right pressure point and mess around with them for a while to figure out how to get them to be comfortable but not too loose. My video and picture show both on the same wrist just to show you how I ended up preferring to wear them, I think ideally you'd wear one on each wrist.3. They're a little tough to put on alone but with practice I can get them on and off pretty easily now. It helped me to use my lap/a table to hold the strap in place while I fasten it.Nice features:1. You can move the little bead to any of the holes on the bracelet so these seem like they'd be super customizable for different wrist sizes!2. They included spare beads in case you lose some. There are 2 metal beads and 4 plastic ones. The metal ones are definitely more comfortable in my opinion3. The band has notches that the instructions said you can cut if you end up with too much extra length. I haven't done that yet but it's a nice feature!*Note: In the video you can see that I'm wearing my bracelets with the notched side of the band up. I think this is the opposite of what the instructions suggested but I found it to be a lot more comfortable once I tucked the extra band back under. (Buckle and tuck type of watch band, I think it's called?)

If you have vertigo, and tend to have motion sickness in higher altitudes, since getting this, both are a thing of the pass. I used to use the elastic bands but they are an eye sore and the fancy rechargeable kind which is bulky. Found these and virtually had no issues with vertigo or motion sickness, specially when going to amusement parks and roller coasters, which I love, became an issue, after eye surgery. Recently I had my first ear infection of my lifetime and I was glad to have these babies as my balance was affected by the infection and the bands helped me, feel grounded instead of like being on a boat. The company has many colors and they changed the design recently, I like the newer version better as it is easier to put on single handily, but both designs work better for me than the elastic bands and the expensive, rechargeable nausea band.

Went on a cruise to Alaska. I've never been seasick before but this trip was on a smaller boat with several excursion trips on even smaller boats and charter busses and very small planes and I knew the weather would be unpredictable so I wanted to have a backup plan just in case. Did a pre-trip trial of a seasick patch and the side effects (for me) were so bad I had to come up with another option. I thought Dramamine would knock me out, and I'd read it's not that effective, so I chose this band. First full day at sea we hit rough waters and I was MISERABLE. These bands did nothing except make my wrists / arms uncomfortable. A concoction of Benadryl and Dramamine purchased on the boat kept me from getting sick again. Don't waste your money on these bands.

Awhile back, I bought Sea-Bands brand wristbands for nausea. They work incredibly well for me (though they don't seem to for everybody). I decided to buy a backup set that are adjustable instead of cloth, so I tried these. The instructions are horrible, but since I've already been using the other brand, I basically knew what to do. The video on this webpage helps some, but you should google for better help on the location of the pressure points - and make the straps comfortably snug, not tight.If I could, I would give the wristbands 5 stars for effectiveness, comfort, and value, and 0 stars for the instructions.

Using for long periods of time led my skin to become itchy and irritated, very frustrating for the fact that is actually works! I love this so much! Relief within 15min without extra effort. It's amazing. Thank you for reading. Enjoy your day! 💗

These bands work very well. I have used other motion sickness bands that do work, but these are more fitting and comfortable, and work: at sea, in the air, on a train, or in a car. Great product!

Can't wait to use the bracelet!! I hope it will help me!!

Impossible to put on alone. Even with as tight as I could get it on my own it was too lose to feel the bead on the pressure point. So basically useless unless I have someone with me to put it on me- which is almost never for situations I’d need the band in the first place.Good idea making it adjustable with bad execution