Emeterm Fashion FDA Cleared Relieve Nausea Electrode Stimulator Morning Sickness Motion Travel Sickness Vomit Relief Rechargeable No Gel Drug Free Wrist Bands without Side Effects

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Important FDA Note

The FDA classifies anti-nausea wristbands as Class II medical devices, and EmeTerm is an FDA-approved device (K172478). Other non-approved devices may lack safety and efficacy testing and regulation.

About EmeTerm Fashion anti-nausea wristband

EmeTerm Fashion is a clinically proven, safe and effective anti-nausea wristband that prevents and relieves nausea and vomiting induced by motion sickness (while in a car, a boat, or a plane) and morning sickness (during pregnancy).

Why do you choose our motion sickness wristband?

1. Nausea and vomiting are common symptoms for many people while driving or traveling by cars, boats,airplanes, and for women who are pregnant and experience morning sickness.

2. EmeTerm is designed to put you in control when you need drug-free therapy, no risk, no worries about potential side-effect.

3. With a light weight, go-anywhere design, our sickness relief band is there when you need it most, it works great for both men and women and lets you live life to the fullest.

Morning Sickness Relief

Success rate

With an 85% success rate according to our clinical trials, the EmeTerm Anti-nausea Wristband is the FDA-cleared, all-natural wearable solution for nausea and vomiting.

Age range

The EmeTerm device is indicated for the treatment of nausea and vomiting in patients 6 years of age or older.

Motion Sickness Relief —— A wristband can easily deal with various conditions of dizziness

Contraindication

1. Patients who are suffering from acute inflammation, hemorrhagic tendency, arrhythmia and epilepsy;

2. People who have metal piece or cardiac pacemaker within their bodies;

3. People with craniocerebral injury or maxillo-facial injury recently;

4. Patients with brain tumor, meningitis or acute cerebrovascular stroke.

How does EmeTerm works?

1. EmeTerm attached to the wrist via electrode pads, delivers signal through the median nerve at the location on the underside of the wrist.

2. These signals travel through the body’s nervous system to the part of the brain which controls nausea, which causes the stomach to contrast irregularly, resulting in vomiting.

3. By releasing a low-frequency pulse, it can adjust the vagus nerve signals traveling to and from the stomach, and can prevent or postpone the brain from transmitting nausea signals to the stomach, then reduces the nauseous sensation for the users.

Tips for effective use

1. EmeTerm generate electrical impulses very gradually. During the first two minutes, either nothing is felt or a slight tingling sensation under the electrode. A lack of sensation for one or two minutes does not mean that the device is not working. It simply means that the impulses produced are below the stimulation threshold of the nerve fibers.

2. It is essential to cleanse and degrease the skin and electrodes thoroughly before the treatment to ensure a good quality skin-electrode interface. Use water or wet paper towel to cleanse and degrease the wrist skin. Pay special attention to the whole of the area where the electrodes will be placed. The step is essential to ensure that the electrodes grips and that the session is effective.

3. It is helpful to press the device to ensure electrode gripe the skin tightly and efficiently.

4. Under low temperature and low moisture climate (e. g. winter), it is recommended to start the treatment at least 10 minutes before experiencing nausea.

5. It is recommended to change to the other wrist after 30 minutes using for the users who are used in a humid environment or have allergic skin.

Adverse reactions

For some people, skin irritation (red or itchy skin, red bumps or small blisters) may occur beneath or around the electrodes on the back of the EmeTerm. If skin irritation occurs beneath or around the electrode sites, move the device to the other wrist. If irritation does not disappear within 24 hours, stop using the device and consult your doctor or pharmacist.