Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Psi Bands
Feature: Adjustable and Comfortable - adjusts around the wrist like a watch and at the acupressure point for personalized comfort
Label: Psi Health Solutions, Inc.
Manufacturer: Psi Health Solutions, Inc.
Publisher: Psi Health Solutions, Inc.
Studio: Psi Health Solutions, Inc.

• Adjustable and Comfortable - adjusts around the wrist like a watch and at the acupressure point for personalized comfort
• Waterproof - no more soggy wrist bands
• Stylish - choose from 1 of 4 designs
• Reusable - and comes in a travel case
• For a limited time, $1 of every Cherry Blossom Psi Bands sold will be donated to Fertile Hope. Fertile Hope provides reproductive information to cancer patients whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility.

Psi Bands (pronounced "Sigh Bands") are drug-free wrist bands for the relief of nausea due to morning sickness (pregnancy), motion sickness/travel, chemotherapy, and anesthesia. Psi Bands fit wrists measuring 5 ¼ inches up to 8 ¼ inches in diameter. Wear two at a time (2 come per package). Breathe a "Psi" of relief. One size fits most.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great product!
Comment: This product really does what it says - I have used the bands for car trips and general nausea, and they are very helpful.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Work well.
Comment: Aren't supposed to wear them too long tho. They do help to ease that "I'm going to vomit reflex" alot. I'm 5 months and still having horrible morning sickness, but at least when i'm wearing these i haven't actually gotten sick. Which feels great!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: works just ok on morning sickness
Comment: These seemed to ease my morning sickness somewhat, but not a whole lot. They were nice to throw on an forget about, but not very easy to adjust. They irritated by sensitive skin after a day. They are plenty big, I'm a 6'1" woman and they fit me just fine. I still needed my "preggie Pops" at times, which are awesome by the way.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Just awesome!
Comment: In my 4th week of pregnancy, I felt fantastic. In the middle of the 5th week, I woke up with the awful feeling that I'd need to ack, almost as though I had been out drinking all night. I bought the PSI Bands that very day; no sense in waiting to see if the nausea would just stop on its on. They work like a charm. The other thing that's super about this brand specifically (as opposed to the more traditional terrycloth wrist bands which have been out for years) is that since they are plastic, you can swim in them and sweat in them with no problems. I take them off at night; the nausea often hits at about 3 a.m., so I put them on then and remain and pretty happy pregnant lady. Now coming up on week 10.

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