The bands do not take away the sickness I feel after eating a food that does not agree with me anyway. I personally would prefer a cloth/canvas type band found on some watches.Ĥ) The aformentioned fun designs have begun to show wear and tear after only two months of daily wear.ĥ) Not sure if this is the product's fault, but worth mentioning. BUT I would rather feel that than endure such intense morning sickness.
#PSI BANDS AMAZON SKIN#
They have plastic bands which are super annoying, itching, and sticking to my skin because I have to wear them so tight. I don't think the typical cloth sea bands on the market would be tight enough to do the trick for me.ģ) These bands are the lesser of two evils.
#PSI BANDS AMAZON PLUS#
PLUS I have to wake up two hours before my alarm, put them on, then go back to sleep otherwise they won't prevent my morning sickness until late morning / noon.Ģ) I have to wear them crazy tight or they have no effect! Tighter than any sane person would wear a watch, thus creating con #3 below. I only took them off to sleep and shower. First I can choose the tightness like a watch band, and second if I need a little extra pressure I can tighten the screw to extend the pressure button just a bit more.ġ) It took about two weeks of wearing them for the effects to kick in and relieve my morning sickness. That said, I'll list the pros and cons:ģ) I love the adjustable nature, done two ways. Not conducive to homeschooling my other five children if mommy can't even breathe. However it is not typical nausea, it is the kind where your heart starts pounding, and you're gasping for breath like you just finished running a marathon. First, I use these for pregnancy / morning sickness which has been 7 days a week from wake up time to bedtime, all nine months. Reviewed in the United States on 4 January 2023 The button has been leaving a mark on my wrist, but I just started using moleskin and that seems to be helping, though it might start interfering with the acupressure. I’d put them on par with an IV as far as comfort goes. These have to be on really tight for them to work properly. They are also incredibly itchy, but haven’t given me a rash or anything. They get more uncomfortable if I’m using my hands a lot, or carrying stuff, but it’s better than throwing up. These things are super uncomfortable, though. If I wear them to bed they’ll catch in the bedding so they shift around at night but I haven’t had them come off accidentally. My wrists are pretty small, ~6 inches, so the extra length of band does get in the way occasionally. I’ve had these submerged in hot, soapy, and greasy water and they stay in place.
The design is chipping away, but the bands haven’t ripped or torn and the button still works just fine. I work as a dishwasher, so I was worried about the durability of these. I don’t wear these 24/7, only if I start to feel nauseous or know that I’m going to be doing something that will trigger nausea. I still use Zofran and other medications occasionally while wearing them, but I’m not using nearly as much as I used to. I’ve been using these for about 3 weeks, now.
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