Reliefband Conductivity Gel, .25 fl oz.

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Reliefband Conductivity Gel, .25 fl oz.

SKU# 26262
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SKU# 26262
The Reliefband Conductivity Gel improves effectiveness of Reliefband devices, keeping nerve stimulation active to control nausea, retching, and vomiting associated with motion sickness, morning sickness, and chemotherapy.
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Reliefband Conductivity Gel, .25 fl oz.
$14.99
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The Reliefband Conductivity Gel improves effectiveness of Reliefband devices, keeping nerve stimulation active to control nausea, retching, and vomiting associated with motion sickness, morning sickness, and chemotherapy. This gel hydrates the skin with the correct balance of electrolytes. The gel is a patented accessory used to aid in the comfort and efficacy of Reliefband devices. Apply the gel to the wrist just prior to using the Reliefband. Spread about a pea size of gel in a circle on the wrist, and place Reliefband’s contacts over the gelled area. Take your health to the next level with guaranteed FSA eligible Pain Relief products.

Benefits:

  • The gel can control postoperative nausea and vomiting
  • It makes Reliefband devices more comfortable to wear
  • The product provides an environment for effective stimulation of the median nerve
  • It makes it easier to position the device correctly
  • The conductivity gel provides comfort while wearing the Reliefband device and provides the most optimal therapy.

Features:

  • Reliefband’s conductivity gel is a patented accessory used to aid in the comfort and efficacy of Reliefband devices. Apply the Reliefband conductivity gel to the wrist just prior to using the Reliefband. Spread about a pea size of gel in a circle on the wrist, and place Reliefband’s contacts over the gelled area.
  • Hypo-allergenic design 

Specifications:

  • Size: 0.25 fl. Oz. (7.5 ml)

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