Slim, lightweight, and rechargeable, this wearable device not only provides migraine relief but also reduces the occurrence of attacks. Long lasting battery and a travel pouch makes Mynd adapt to your life.

 

When used on the forehead, Mynd reduces migraine signals by disrupting signals to the trigeminal nerve by sending a gentle electric current through the gel electrode pad.

 

For your convenience and easier migraine relief, the electrodes are reusable. This means that the three gel pads that come with the unit will last a while before you need them replaced. 

 

Small, travel-friendly, and rechargeable, Mynd also offers two treatment modes and 40 adjustable levels of intensity, allowing the user to optimize the therapy to suit their individual needs.

 

The device should be used in strict compliance with the safety and operating instructions provided in the manual.

 

Features 

Clinically proven to relieve migraines and headaches.

Two treatment modes and 40 intensity levels.

Treat and prevent frequent episodic and chronic migraines

Reduces migraines by disrupting signals to the trigeminal nerve

Two treatment modes provide effective pain relief and reduce the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks

40 levels of intensity for complete control

3 reusable adhesive gel pads, charging cable and travel case included

 

What's Included

1 x Mynd device

1 x Quick start guide

3 x Gel pads

1 x USB-C cable

1 x Travel case

1 x Mirror

1 x User Manual

 

Please Note

The device should be used in strict compliance with the safety and operating instructions provided in the manual.

Do NOT use if you have unresolved brain or facial injuries.

Do not use MYND on any other areas apart from the forehead.

Do NOT use MYND if you have a cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or other implanted metallic or electronic device. 

Do NOT use if you have, in the area being treated: active or suspected cancer or undiagnosed pain with a history of cancer

Do NOT place electrode pads on broken skin. The electrode pads could encourage infection.

 

Cautions 

Do not ignore any allergic reaction to the electrode pads:

Trigeminal neuralgia and Ophthalmic shingles make facial nerves hypersensitive, so use of MYND could be painful.

Caution should be used if you have a bleeding disorder.

 

Possible Side Effects 

Intolerance to the paraesthesia caused by electrical stimulation

Intolerance to the strong pressure on dental, forehead, cervical pains, and tension-type headache

Arousal and sleep changes

Vomiting and nausea at the end of stimulation

Increased tinnitus during the session

Mild pain over one eyebrow, numbness at the back of the head, feeling of abrupt electrical variation.