Recovery

Initially skeptical about the device, I purchased it to help with post-workout recovery and stress management. Now I'm completely convinced of its benefits. I use it after intense training sessions, and I've noticed faster recovery times and better sleep quality. It's also helped with my pre-competition anxiety - I feel more centered and focused. The device is sturdy enough to withstand my active lifestyle, and the battery life is ok. While the price point is relatively high, the benefits to my athletic performance and overall well-being make it a worthwhile investment.

Relief

After a car accident left me with chronic neck pain, I was desperate for alternatives to pain medication. This device has been a game-changer. While it hasn't eliminated my pain completely, it's made it much more manageable and I've been able to reduce my pain medication significantly. The best part is that it's non-invasive and has no side effects. I particularly appreciate how portable it is - I can use it while working at my computer or watching TV. The battery life is excellent, and it's intuitive to use. Worth every penny for the relief it provides.

All faults in my stimulator were eliminated by changing cables.

I applied the paste to the electrodes of the cable and applied it to my ears and used it every day. From one day an error (too strong resistance) came out and the output stopped increasing. This may be the result of my not vigorously cleaning the electrodes of the cable. I've washed it many times, but it doesn't irritate me as easily as before. As a result of consulting with support, I was recommended to purchase a "cable" and purchased it. I shaved the downy hair on my earlobes and cleaned the sebum with alcohol. I tried it without the paste. At first, the meter did not rise, but I moved the stick to the right several times to increase the output. After that, when I was looking at the device for a short while, the output naturally increased and I felt a stimulus in my ears. Little by little, the stimulation got stronger, so I pushed the stick once to the left and started to move with just the right amount of stimulation. I need a little "trick" to use it. However, I was correct to replace the cable with a new one.

I had my VNS implant put in in maybe 5 ago. The amount of seizures I had started disappearing quickly. At that that time, I had maybe 3 seizures a month. They quickly started to decline. Again, I am sorry I can’t give you any numbers. but getting this implant put in my body is so helpful. I didn’t have one in July and I had one August. I feel like I did that to myself. I was the one who put pressure on my body. It wasn’t due to an action on to have it. That was my fault.