I’ve always had a pretty strong stomach—hardly anything made me feel queasy. That was until I got pregnant. Morning sickness (which, let’s be honest, isn’t just in the morning) hit me like a truck. Every smell, every movement, and even the sight of food could make me feel like I was seconds away from vomiting. Imagine the worst hangover you’ve ever had, but it lasts for months—that was my pregnancy. If I had known about the Reliefband Sport back then, I would have definitely given it a shot.
First off, I won’t ignore the obvious: this band is pricey. But the good news? It comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee, so if it doesn’t work for you, you can return it. That alone makes it worth a try.
Reliefband claims to help with pregnancy-related nausea (though always check with your doctor first), motion sickness, seasickness, anxiety-related nausea, migraines, post-surgery sickness, chemotherapy-induced nausea, and even gaming-related nausea. That’s a broad range of conditions, so I was curious to see how well it performed.
The Reliefband Sport looks like a fitness tracker, which is great because it doesn’t scream “medical device.” It’s lightweight, adjustable, and water-resistant, meaning you don’t have to take it off for everyday activities like washing dishes, showering, or even swimming.
Using it is simple—just apply a small amount of gel (included in the box) to your wrist, place the band on top, and adjust the intensity. It has six levels, and when activated, you’ll feel a slight tingling on your wrist—kind of like the beginning of pins and needles. It’s not uncomfortable, and after a while, I barely noticed it.
The Reliefband uses neuromodulation technology, sending signals through the nervous system to reduce nausea. It’s clinically proven, FDA-cleared, and drug-free, which will appeal to a lot of people.. The 30-hour battery life is another plus, making it perfect for travel, long boat trips, or even amusement parks.
While nausea treatments aren’t one-size-fits-all, I truly believe this could help a lot of people. If you’re looking for a non-medicated way to manage nausea, the Reliefband Sport is absolutely worth trying. It may not be a miracle cure, but it’s a game-changer for anyone battling nausea and sickness. RRP $249.99
- Drug-free nausea relief
- Clinically proven and FDA-cleared
- Works for multiple types of nausea
- Comfortable and discreet
- Adjustable intensity levels
- Water-resistant
- Long 30-hour battery life
- 14-day money-back guarantee
- Expensive
- May not work for everyone or for severe nausea conditions
- Not suitable for deeper than 1 meter submersion
