Wireless Sleep Aid Head Massager: Migraine Relief, Stress Therapy & Insomnia Solution

It uses low-frequency electric pulses (TSNS technology) to stimulate the trigeminal nervous system. This helps reduce migraine pain by adjusting the migraine trigger threshold, and it also promotes relaxation, relieving insomnia and stress.

Sleep Mode: Helps you relax and enter a peaceful sleep.

Decompression Mode: Reduces tension and work stress.

Soothing Mode: Stimulates endorphin production to relieve headaches.

Yes, it’s designed to help people suffering from high stress or anxiety, and those with sleep issues like insomnia, poor sleep quality, or jet lag.

Tingling is often due to dry skin or improper contact between the electrode and forehead. Wet the skin with a damp towel to improve contact, and start with a low pulse intensity, gradually increasing it as you adjust.

A rash can result from dry skin or incomplete contact with the electrode. Wet the skin before use to prevent irritation. The rash should fade after a couple of days.

No. It is not recommended for pregnant women, people with heart disease, abnormal blood pressure, skin disorders, or those using medical implants like pacemakers. Always consult a doctor before use if you have any medical conditions.

The device uses low-frequency electric pulses to stimulate the trigeminal nervous system, releasing endorphins and reducing the frequency and intensity of migraines. It also helps relieve tension and stress, improving sleep quality.

It’s not recommended to use the device while driving or doing activities that require concentration. The relaxation effect may cause drowsiness.

Do not use the device in the shower, avoid disassembly, and keep it away from water. Make sure to turn it off before adjusting its position during use.

The electrode pads are reusable up to 50 times. After each use, store them with the protective film in a cool, dry place to prolong their lifespan. Replace them when the effectiveness decreases.

No. Do not use it alongside pacemakers, artificial heart devices, or high-frequency surgical equipment. This could cause interference or burns.

If your headache is sudden or unusually severe, stop using the device and consult a doctor. It’s important to seek medical attention for acute or new types of headaches.

The device is drug-free and non-invasive. However, it should not be used by pregnant women, people with heart disease, or those using medical implants such as pacemakers.

Each session is set to run for 15 minutes by default.