Sense Relief for iOS

Drug-free Sense Relief App uses nerve stimulation technology to quickly and effectively relieve nausea, retching and vomiting associated with morning sickness. The easy to use app exerts pulsatile acupressure and stimulates the P6, or Nei-Kuan, acupressure point at the median nerve of your inner wrist. Designed to put patients in control of their treatment with no adverse side effects. The Sense Relief App is safe, fast and easy to use.

The Sense Relief App integrates with the Health app in order to read Heart Rate and activity rings to demonstrate to the user that they are active and are less affected by the symptoms of nausea.

*Bandolier reported in a Cochrane Review that up to 75% patients treated with P6 acupressure gained relief from Morning Sickness (52% placebo).

The Sense Relief App may be suitable for you if you are suffering from pregnancy-related nausea and vomiting morning sickness (PRNV), motion sickness, nausea associated with chemotherapy, post-operative nausea, virtual reality (VR)-related nausea.

***Directions for use:

Apple Watch is required for use of this app.

Position your watch at the location of the P6 acupressure point, located three finger widths below the wrist crease.

Adjust the watchband to feel snug, but comfortable and press Start to begin

To activate auto mode(3 minutes of relief delivered every 20 minutes), select "auto" and press Start to begin.

Keep your watch in this position at all times if using the auto mode to ensure proper placement at the time of pulse delivery.

***Features:

Easy to use app

Heart rate and activity rings to demonstrate symptom alleviation

WARNING

Nausea and vomiting can be associated with serious conditions. Anti-nausea acupressure therapy is not for everyone, contact your physician if symptoms persist. Althoughcomplimentary & alternative medicinemay be effective on its own or when combined with other therapies, it should not be used as a replacement for doctor prescribed treatment.

Disclaimer: This drug free app is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.