Reliefband Conductivity Gel - Conductive Electrode Gel for Premier, Classic & Sport Anti-Nausea Wristbands | Enhances Comfort, Conductivity & Nausea Relief | Skin-Friendly Conductor (1 Tube)

I have used the Relief Band for many years and it has really helped me with my car sickness. I live in the mountains of North Carolina where many roads are twisty with lots of elevation. Yikes! This tube of gel has really increased in price but it's small size allows me to stick it in my purse. The other tubes are much cheaper and probably do the job but are just too big to carry all the time.

I frequently travel to the mountains going up many sharp curves, which in the past, made me sick. And I would stay nauseous for hours after arriving. I tried everything, seabirds, ginger, etc, but nothing worked. Now I put the Reliefband on 20 minutes before hitting the curves, and I am fine. No motion sickness. What a difference it makes!

This product works as intended. I am surprised at how expensive it is. Seems very unjust.

This is exactly the same conductivity gel that is found on the Relief Band website and it does exactly what it's supposed to do -- which is to make sure that the electric pulses from the Relief Band do their job and keep you from getting seasick. Just came off a 2 week cruise and it's the first time I wasn't ever seasick!

Wow, $19 for a whole 7.5 ml? What a steal...The pricing is disproportionate to the quantity — 7.5 ml for $19 - vert bad value!

I. had originally purchased this in a package with the wristband, for the purpose of sailing. A season of unrelated vertigo brought it out again, and it became so useful that we needed more gel, which precipitated this purchase. Amazing product, both for motion sickness AND for vertigo!

I’m going through chemo now and I use this for nausea. This seem to help a lot and I didn’t need a prescription. I did have a little trouble finding my sweet spot on my wrist. Other than that this was well worth the money and it works.

After suffering from motion sickness my entire life, this product was very helpful for airline and car travel once you find the correct placement on your wrist (and you'll know when it's in the correct spot when you feel the vibration travel to your finger). I still use dramamine in addition to Relief Band for boat travel, but the combination has worked well.Only complaint is Relief Band used to have a version with replaceable batteries and now it seems you have to purchase a new band when batteries run out? If this is still the case then it's too pricey for what it is. If you can get a band with replaceable batteries then it's worth it.