Baby Bump: Women Band Against Morning Sickness

February 25, 2008

Some mamas-to-be never get nauseous, while others have morning sickness for nine months. So PSI bands ($16) can definitely come in handy for pregnant women looking for a natural way to get some relief.

The decorative drug-free wristbands use acupressure to curb nausea and vomiting. And, a dial allows the pressure of the waterproof, reusable bracelets to be controlled.

7 Comments

divadina 4 years 34 weeks

These and the Sea Bands are both made for motion sickness, but work wonders on some pregnant women. They've worked wonders for me ...

ElleJay 5 years 12 weeks

interesting. i wonder if this would have helped my sister. she's been sick for almost the whole pregnancy- but babys on the way in a couple weeks! i guess morning sickness runs in the fam so it's good to know in case i need something like this.

DreaAST 5 years 12 weeks

I just saw these in the new SELF magazine and yes, they are for motion sickness, not morning sickness. Well, that is what the article said anyway!

bamf mylf 5 years 12 weeks

just get a $5 pair of seabands...... trust me, when you're dog sick and vomitting every 5 seconds, searching for the "fashionable" seabands isn't on your top 5 list. you go to the drug store, and get seabands, and pray that they work. worked for me for a couple of days, then stopped.... but it was nice to have SOME relief.....