2 Migraine Relief Device e-TNS Technology Rechargeable Head Cap Treatment for migraine and Headache, Drug-Free, Clinically Proven, Fast-Acting, No Side Effects (1* HeadaTerm 2 +6*Electrodes)

I love this device. The HeadaTerm 2 e-TNS works brilliantly for me and has significantly improved how I manage my migraines. It’s easy to use, comfortable, and I appreciate having a drug free option that actually works. I was sceptical at first and it takes a few sessions to become used to the sensation, but it’s exceeded my expectations, I wouldn’t be without it now, I use every other day as standard and as needed if I feel a migraine coming. Highly recommend to anyone struggling with migraines.

This device is amazing although I must admit to referring to it as the torture machine haha. I have been using it for just over a week now and using it numerous times a day for chronic migraines. I had no idea my head was that painful until I started to use this and felt the relief. It does say that you can get up to 10 uses from one strip however I have found that making sure my skin is cleaned and clean the strip afterwards, keeps it working fine. I haven't had to change it yet and have used it for quite a few hours. A bit of hand sanitiser does the trick to clean it as long as you are careful. My one gripe is the battery doesn't last long however it would be a much larger unit if it did so I am happy enough. I have noticed that the pain is not nearly as intense now that I have used it for a while so something is working. It doesn't pull so much on the muscles round my eyes and forehead so they are easing off. The box is great to keep everything together and the headband makes sure it stays in place once the stickiness has worn off a bit. No wires means that you can carry on with your day. I do tend to turn it up to what is almost intolerable but after a couple of minutes the pain isn't nearly so bad and I can relax, to a degree, again. If you suffer migraines, I wouldn't hesitate to try this rather remarkable little gadget. Any relief without medication has to be positive although it may not suit everyone. My only query really i,s if it is sold as a medical device, why is there no ability to claim zero tax but it is a Canadian product so perhaps that is the reason.

I am very satisfied with this device, not only because it costs approximately a third of its equivalent/competition, but also because of its benefits. I have used one for a few months and have bought my own just now. I found that Headaterm 2 is quite effective at hindering migraines if I can use it at the very early symptoms' stage. It is also very helpful when a migraine attack has progressed to a stronger stage and I need to take triptans as SOS treatment - Headaterm 2 helps the medication act a lot faster than it normally would. I have not yet used it as a preventive treatment because my daily schedule is complicated and seldom does it allow me to have the opportunity to relax and lay down for a full hour to benefit fully from the treatment. However, as Headaterm 2 is a really light device and quite comfortable to use, I am going to try to start using on a daily basis, even if I cannot complete the one-hour session entirely lying down, because, as was suggested by my neurologist, it may make a difference. The only limitation I have found is that the battery does not seem to last long. I tend to use the device at level 4 or 5 and the battery only lasts for three (one-hour) sessions. Since I am not always working at my computer station, it is a challenge to have the device charged whenever it is needed. Having said that, overall I am fully satisfied with Headaterm 2.

Sadly didn't work for my chronic tooth pain.

Unfortunately the device simply did not work, it wouldn't charge and was completely inactive - pressing the control button didn't do anything, no indicator light or any activity at all. It's a real shame as we'd hoped it could be useful. So we sent it back and reordered another one, but both had this same issue so I'm not sure if it's a faulty batch? We tried charging it using the cable supplied, and even attempted to use other cables and charging ports in case those were the problem, but nothing worked.

I suffer from headaches and migraines. I am always willing to try anything to improve them. It is early days with its use but I find I tolerate it well and the electrodes last well. Fingers crossed it helps long term.

The Headaterm 2 was purchased to alleviate occasional migraines, but, more so, to help with unexplained forehead neuropathy or Trigeminal Neuralgia. Initially, the Cefaly device was recommended by a Neurosurgeon; however, after discovering this device at a much lower price and being more compact than the Cefaly, together with the high reviews, I ordered it. Upon receiving the product, I noticed that it was packaged and presented nicely. As long as the forehead is clean, the electrode adheres well, and, after use, wetting it slightly before storage in its packet seems to prolong its life. My package included a few electrodes. More so, the Headaterm device adheres sturdily to the electrode, and I did not find the included headband necessary. Using the Headaterm is comfortable and effective. The appropriate intensity level, adjusted by pushing the button on the device, is obvious, as higher settings feel too intense. Using it even every other day feels effective at reducing my forehead sensations, and preventing severe migraines. This device, or any similar device, does not provide a cure, but it helps, albeit for a reasonable price. Customer service by the manufacturer is prompt, helpful, courteous, and friendly too. As such, I recommend this device to help with migraines and forehead neuropathy, especially over the much more expensive and seemingly cumbersome competition!

As someone who has battled chronic migraines for 4 decades, I've tried just about everything. I have to say the Headaterm2 has been a surprisingly powerful addition to my migraine-fighting toolbox. For me, the Headaterm2 has significantly reduced the intensity and frequency of my attacks. I use it at the first sign, and often it can stop it in its tracks or, if not stop, at least lessen its severity. After using it initially to stop attacks, I’ve shifted my daily routine to include it as a daily preventive with short, low intensity sessions every morning. I’ve definitely noticed a difference. I appreciate the non-medicated approach. It takes some getting used to. Best advice I read and used was “lean into it.” The first jolt when you activate it still kind of startles me. But I lay down, turn on a relaxing podcast/music and meditate while it does its thing. It works for me. It's easy to use, and the device itself is surprisingly comfortable to wear. The electrodes it comes with have longevity if you prep your skin as instructed before using and take care of them as directed. And the headband that comes with the Headaterm helps further extend the life of the electrodes. This is much appreciated! Pros: * Simple and intuitive design. Read the instruction booklet. It IS easy to use, once you understand how to use it. The Headaterm device runs for 60 minutes. If I want a shorter session, I activate the device and start a timer on my phone so I know when to turn it off. Not gonna lie, sometimes it feels so good I fall into a lull, turn the timer off and just end up completing a full 60-minute session. Its packaging is fantastic. I haven’t taken it anywhere with me. But it does seem to be built to be able to be used on the go with relative ease. Satisfactory Battery Life. I make sure to charge it after every 4-5 uses. I made the mistake early on of waiting until it was low. The reminders during the session that the battery is low are gentle but definitely impacts my ability to “lean into it” and relax while using. So now I’m very proactive about making sure it’s charged on a regular schedule. Based on my experience, the best charging experience is through computer USB connection. Price. I had my eye on both Headaterm and the higher priced device for some time, evaluating and considering if I wanted to try either one. The higher price of the other device gave me considerable pause. The price point on Headaterm made it a safer choice. I'm quite satisfied with my choice. Size/Weight of Unit: Again, compared to reviews of the other higher priced device, Headaterm appeared smaller and lighter – which is important to me. I’ve never used the other device, but I am VERY happy with how Headaterm performs in this area and am not interested in checking out the other device for comparison. Possible Con: Lack of Programmability/Bluetooth Connectivity: Weighing all the options, I personally don’t find this a con. But some people might. I like the ability to manually control my sessions and not have to deal with bluetooth connectivity issues I've read about with the higher priced device. One frustration averted in my mind. Overall: For me, the Headaterm2 isn't my miracle, but it's a powerful tool. Frankly, it’s one of the best I’ve found in years.

Received defective device. Device would not accept charge, nor turn on. No option to request replacement, only option is to return.

As someone who regularly uses the Cefaly device and has also tried the HeadaTerm 1, I was curious to see how this migraine relief device would compare. Overall, I’m pleasantly surprised! The biggest plus is its compact size—it stays in place much better than other devices, even if you move your head, so you can walk around or even fall asleep with it on and it can just do its thing without getting fussy. It also comes with six adhesive pads, which is a great value and makes it easy to get started right away. The device only has one mode, which isn’t clearly explained—at first, I wasn’t sure if there were separate modes for prevention and acute relief. Easy once you get it, but confusing in the moment. Also, adjusting the intensity levels can be confusing; there’s no clear indicator of what level you’re on, and getting up to the maximum setting (level 9) takes some trial and error. Ironically it seems all migraine related devices make noise and flash lights, but this beeps bit louder than I’d like during operation. Despite these small issues, I think it’s a solid entry-level device to see if this kind of treatment works for you—and a good backup if you already use something like Cefaly. I’ll look forward to having it as part of my migraine toolkits.

It has reduced the frequency and severity of my migraines and I have been able to reduce my medication use. The first time I used it I could only tolerate power level 3 (of 9). Now when I start the treatment I go directly to power level 7 and step up to level 9 over the next few minutes. After I had progressed to the higher level sessions I noticed the headache prevention benefits. When I get a migraine I still take my triptan (Maxalt) but I can often skip my pain killer (Fiorinal). One time I even had a migraine without the headache. I had noise sensitivity but no headache and was able to get by without any meds! The electrodes last longer than I expected, especially if you rinse them under the tap if they start to get less sticky. The head strap allows you to use the electrodes even longer.