Cefaly Connected | Bluetooth Enabled E-Tns Device For Treatment And Migraine Prevention | Clinically Proven Migraine Relief

My headache specialist recommended this device for my chronic migraines which do not respond to the many medications I have tried. It's a good little device that comes with a charger and thorough instructions. Does it help? That will be a question for each user to answer for themselves. I haven't found the time to use it daily for preventive purposes and have primarily used it when having a migraine. I'm not sure how much it helps, i.e. it doesn't free me from the migraine experience and I'm not sure it adds a great deal in pain relief, though my pain is seldom severe. But there is something about it that I like. I jokingly tell people that it feels like it is sucking my brain out through my pores! It is an unusual sensation and only a little painful - and that is something that can be adjusted. It makes me doze off which is sometimes helpful. Sort of like rebooting my brain. :-) I don't regret buying it. But neither do I tout it as a miracle cure. So I give it 4 stars.

My doctor recommended this for my headaches and although the reviews weren't great, I decided to try it on the off-chance it would work. It didn't. My headaches remain a constant daily issue. If you sit up, make any facial expressions or turn to the side, it falls off your head. The app only works if it's displayed on your phone. If you touch your phone to look at anything else, it disconnects and you have to start the treatment over. Worst of all, THIS IS NOT A REFUNDABLE PRODUCT! Amazon did go ahead and give me a refund after I stated all that was wrong, but in general, it's considered a medical device and not refundable. BEWARE!

Tried this for a week and it make my headache and migraines worse. Shortly after using it on day 5 I rushed to the doctor with excruciating pain. Tried to return but supposedly can’t. And returns are not allowed. $500 wasted. So dissatisfied.

My neurologist recommended this device, so I didn't check reviews. Big mistake. Directions say device may be "uncomfortable" which is often medical speak for "hurts". I don't think it is clear in the directions that the device keeps increasing in intensity for the first 14 minutes. I made it to about five minutes before ripping it off; hurt way more than a migraine, and still hurt 30 minutes later. Will try it again now that I realize I can set the intensity, but honestly I think it will be too strong at level one. I am not keen on a pain relief device that causes more pain the headache. Could not recommend this to anyone.

As soon as he took it of a daylong massive cluster migraine starred. He won't use it again.