The non-prescription (except in the USA) ReliefBand® device is unlike anything else sold for motion sickness. It offers numerous advantages.

First, it is Drug Free. Because it is not a drug, you won't have the headache, drowsiness, dizziness or other side effects typical of most medicinal remedies on the market. Also, instead of having to take something several hours ahead of time, the ReliefBand can be used any time, even after nausea symptoms start. Second, there are no restrictions on consumption of food, beverages or medications with the use of ReliefBand®.

And finally, unlike medicines, pressure bands, and other passive remedies, with the ReliefBand® device you control the level and duration of relief. You can actually feel it helping to control your motion sickness.


Every good flight plan should include taking along a ReliefBand® device to guard against the nausea and vomiting that many people suffer when flying. It has been clinically tested and, because it is drug-free, it meets FAA requirements. ReliefBand® is easy to use and has none of the side effects associated with most other motion sickness products. Simply place the sporty-looking device on your passenger's wrist and head off with confidence into the wild blue yonder.

Worn like a bracelet or a watch, the ReliefBand® device uses gentle electrical signals to stimulate a specific nerve in the underside of the wrist. By stimulating the body's nervous system in this fashion, the ReliefBand® can be used to relieve the nausea and vomiting symptoms associated with motion sickness. With the Power Save feature, you can conserve power when the device is not in use. By making sure the device is in the Off position when not in use, you can use it intermittently over several days, week or months. You can also use it continuously for up to 150 consecutive hours until the batteries run out of power and need to be replaced.

CAUTION: Pacemaker Users – Use the device only as directed on the wrist to prevent possible interference with your pacemaker. Avoid placing the electrodes directly on your chest or near the pacemaker.