EmeTerm Fashion Relieve Nausea Electrode Stimulator Morning Sickness Motion Travel Sickness Vomit Relief Rechargeable No Gel Drug Free Wrist Bands Without Side Effects (Black)

It's a bit pricey, but if you suffer with car sickness it's honestly worth every penny. It totally worked and stoped me from feeling sick in the car and on a plane. I used to feel nauseous on journeys, but wearing this I could look at my phone on windy roads and felt totally fine. It's very easy to use and simple to charge (comes with two USB charging cables). The battery lasts a long time. It's just like a watch and comfortable to wear, it does create a bizarre tingling sensation in your hand, but you get used to it. I'm totally blown away by the effectiveness.

I have fairly slim wrists and it needs to be done up on almost the last hole but fits fine and lays flat. The buzzing made my fingers curl to start with but you get used to it. Have now used it on a plane and felt comfortable as well as being ok looking at my phone whilst in the car when I would normally feel sick quite quickly so I feel so far it is very effective. Would recommend this product. Value for money - well worth it as it has given me the confidence to travel. Pleased with the battery life - much better than my watch and as I only wear it when travelling the battery life is fine, even for long flight.

I bought this in hope of it helping with morning sickness, unfortunately it did not at all. It is an incredibly unpleasant sensation which I found hard to sleep with. It kept moving my hand involuntarily. It also flashes every time it goes off, which is also difficult to sleep with at night. The strap is almost impossible to put on by yourself, and then kept pinging open. Wanted to love this but it’s a thumbs down from me 👎

This worked immediately for my 4 week pregnant daughter Although the information says don’t wear the band for longer than 7 hours this is what I got back with an hour of messaging them: Please don't worry. Pregnant women can use it safely in a long time. EmeTerm is based on TEAS technology and physically alleviates nausea and vomiting without any side effects. Generally speaking, to prevent the skin from feeling uncomfortable due to prolonged electrical stimulation, we recommend removing the bracelet and stopping its use once the nausea symptoms subside. 7 hours is a recommended duration for a relatively long journey. However, for special circumstances, such as on a cruise ship or during pregnancy, there are no specific time limits for wearing it. What a fantastic wristband. Hopefully my daughter will enjoy this pregnancy much more than her last one severely vomiting for 8 months and then a 3 day labour! 🤞

As someone who gets motion sickness on almost any mode of transport, the EmeTerm band has been a game changer for me. Although it doesn’t fully eliminate my nausea, it does take the edge off and I find that I can be less dependent on taking travel sickness tablets. The only issue is that as the band is fixed rather than hinged, people with smaller wrists may find the EmeTerm Fashion on the large side. The Explore might be a better option as the hinged band provides a better fit granted it is a more expensive model. Overall it has become a vital part of my travel kit.

I suffer from hypermesis gravidarum, anyone who knows what this feels like knows that any sense of relief or help is priceless. This has helped me a considerable amount alongside the medicine. I wear it on setting 3 pretty much all day but i put it on in the morning. You must wear it from the morning and it does make a difference. If you wear it after the nausea has already started , it won't do much. So essentially if I ever forget to wear it I get nausea and sometimes spitting by 10am. If i remember and wear it from the morning I am coping until around 5pm. Once you wear it regularly you see that when it automatically switches off after 8 hours your nausea will come back. I always forget its switched off until I'm nauseous, and I remember to turn it on again. It has slightly changed the skin on my wrist, but I am not too bothered as the amount of relief it gives me is much more valuable than that. The only thing that I would say is a downfall is the price. Women who have HG and can't afford it, it must be hard to deal with. It would be good if this company worked with the HG charity and was able to loan a few to those on low incomes. Im almost half way through my pregnancy now, I wish i bought this sooner.

strap useless . pops off . charging is a pain .connection is bad expect more for money . would be ok if they had different strap connection so you could swop the rubbish one out ,always scared of losing it . charging is fiddlely cheap lead that with all the bends in it makes it hard for the magnet to join, but it does work when you mess around getting in right spot

I’ve suffered with motion sickness all my life. It settled a bit when I started driving and commuting, being a passenger wasn’t so bad. Since lockdowns, and then moving to a fully home based role, I’ve started to feel nauseous as a passenger on really short journeys, just 5 minutes down the road. Tablets make me sleep, and I can’t always take them ahead of an unplanned car journey. Finally fed up and dreading an upcoming two hour journey, I ordered this. It’s really hard to say that it was definitely the watch but given that I couldn’t go 5 minutes early this week without feeling sick, I’ve done three two-hour journeys in as many days, on windy, bumpy countryside roads, without a hint of sickness. Nothing. Not a peep of a sick feelings. It’s incredible!!! Pros - the obvious, I don’t feel sick. I don’t have to deep breathe for hours, or try and fall asleep. I don’t have to take tablets that knock me out. Cons - it is a bit uncomfortable, particularly on a higher setting. I think some people may struggle with that. I haven’t had any issues with the strap as others have said, it’s easy to get in the right place (unlike sea bands) and you do start to forget it’s there, a bit. All in all, this transformed my weekend and if it continues, my life.!

I bought this to help with long flights. Normally after 5 or 6 hours I get very nauseated and on occasion sick. After reading reviews, one thing noted was difficulty with the clasp. First time was a little tricky, however after looking at the strap I tried to put something behind the strap when you push the pins into their holes, This worked perfectly and I had no problems with the clasp and wore it for over 20 hours of flying and occasionally on a 7 day river cruise. It helped control my motion sickness.

I get really nauseous on the plane and sometimes I even throw up so I decided to try this watch. When I put it on my hands were tingling a little but everything seemed to go well I went on the plane. and it didn’t work I felt so nauseous and at the end I vomited I would not recommend this device. Would not purchase again but you never know Mabye it’ll work for you but for me it did not.

I was reluctant to spend the money on something I wasn't sure would work. I was pleasantly surprised that this works amazing. I get very seas sick if I go below deck, I also get severely car sick. This band has helped with both of those things. I have worn it multiple times on a glass bottom boat sitting below the water line, I have used it in a car and on a flight. I suffer from migraines and didn't feel too well before an overseas flight, this band saved me. I have found that I have to wear it for a little while after I finish the activity, other wise my nausea will come back. I have also had to adjust the settings based in the activity I'm doing. It's an amazing product and I highly recommend.

I suffer from severe daily nausea from type 1 diabetes, chronic anxiety, panic disorder, meinures disease, and binocular vision dysfunction. Needless to say, nausea, vertigo, and motion sickness are a huge part of my daily life. I was seeking a new non-medicinal therapy to try. I was going to replace my acupressure bracelets, but then I noticed EmeTerm offered a budget friendly TEAS therapy bracelet for precisely the things I suffer from. Since acupressure has historically worked reallllyyyyy well for me, I knew EmeTerm was going to be an excellent tool to add to my toolbox. ~ The style and color ~ I got it in pink! I love the pink, it makes me feel so stylish and human. As someone who wears an insulin pump, it can be hard to wear things that others stare at because they just look medical. This does NOT look medical! I even get compliments on it :) ~ What does it feel like? ~ The steady electrical pulses feel like a buzz and tingles, not unsimilar to the buzz of a tattoo machine (without any of the pain mind you). If you don't place it correctly on your wrist, the buzzes and subsequently the nausea relieving effects will be less intense. This is not at fault of the product, it is user error. If the bracelet does not buzz and tingle for you, adjusting the position, tension, and intensity to be more accurately on the T6 pressure point will fix it. ~ Does it actually help nausea? ~ Yes! It does! You have to keep with it and continuously wear it, it is more effective the more you wear it. Because of how severe my motion sickness is, I still have to take motion sickness medicine, but this bracelet has effectively reduced and sometimes eliminated breakthrough motion sickness. As advertised by EmeTerm, this product isn't meant to fully eliminate nausea on it's own, it's meant to turn the intensity dial way down (which it does!). If you suffer from particularly severe motion sickness, I would definitely reccomend using this in conjunction with other therapies such as medicine. It has massively relieved my everyday nausea to the point of not needing nausea medicine everyday for the past near week. I anticipate it to grow even more effective as I continue to use it. I have a long travel day coming up soon, and I am eager to use it then! ~ Is it user friendly? ~ Very! I really love the simplicity of the intensity levels and the fact that you don't need an app to operate it. Putting it on is a little difficult since there is no hinge for the band to be mounted on versus the device itself. It does take a little bit of finagling to strap it on for that reason. There is a vast number of sizes this can be adjusted to for a variety of wrist sizes. I have a 6 ½ inch wrist, and there were still sizes to go down on. The band itself can get pretty sweaty and chafe a bit, but it's tolerable and easy enough to swap wrists! It is overall comfortable to wear and easy to use. ~ Do I and will I reccomend it? ~ Yes! I run a support group for type 1 diabetics who also suffer from GI issues, and they're eagerly waiting for my final verdict. I have already reccomended it to friends and family as well. I reccomend it to you too! This is not a gimmick, this is not a placebo. This is technology based on real medicinal science! If you're tired of popping nausea meds and suffering, this is WORTH a try! I was not paid or sponsored to write this review, (although, EmeTerm, I would love to do more product reviews for you! Hit me up, I'd love to test out the Explore Active!) I just wanted to share my experience as someone who is both chronically nauseous, intolerant to motion, and normally skeptical of this sort of technology. Do yourself a huge favor and GET it! 🫶 UPDATE: 7/13/2026 I have been using this bracelet intermittently for the past near month. I have found that it significantly reduces breakthrough nausea all across the board, and not just for motion sickness alone. In the car it keeps my motion sickness from completely ramping up to severe symptoms, which I am incredibly thankful for. I have a flight on Friday and will update how it helped for flying!

Used it on a 10 hour flight, i did also take travel sickness meds though, but travel meds alone don’t work for me. The combination of both helped me.