A considered collection
Tools to support a thoughtful plan
A directory of rehabilitation, wellness and everyday comfort products to discuss with your clinician — not as a shopping list for everyone. The right tool starts with the right assessment.
Explore with your clinician
Different tools have different purposes, evidence and safety considerations. Some are everyday comfort products, not treatments. Read the manufacturer’s instructions and discuss suitability with your treating clinician.
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01 · Vagus nerve stimulation
Truvaga
A handheld vagus nerve stimulation device marketed for general wellness. It is not a substitute for evaluating dizziness, fainting or autonomic symptoms, and this listing does not imply that it treats POTS or brain injury.
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02 · Visual feedback
Motion Guidance
Visual feedback tools make movement visible during clinician-directed practice. A clinician can decide whether a head-movement, balance or coordination exercise fits your rehabilitation plan and set an appropriate pace.
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03 · Electrotherapy
ARPwave
Electrical stimulation equipment for selected rehabilitation applications. Suitability, device selection and any home use should be discussed with a qualified clinician. This is not a recommendation to self-treat a neurological condition.
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04 · Migraine neuromodulation
CEFALY
A forehead-worn external trigeminal nerve stimulation device for migraine. Ask your treating clinician whether it fits your migraine care, and follow the manufacturer’s indications, safety information and instructions.
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05 · Electrolyte drink mix
LMNT
An electrolyte drink mix containing sodium, potassium and magnesium. Fluid and sodium targets must be individualized, particularly with blood pressure, heart or kidney conditions. Ask your treating clinician whether an electrolyte mix belongs in your plan.
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06 · Vibration-based comfort tool
Rezzimax
A handheld vibration-based tool marketed for comfort and relaxation. Device suitability and technique should be discussed with a qualified clinician. It is not a substitute for investigating persistent or unexplained pain.
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07 · Vagus nerve stimulation
VeRelief by Hoolest
VeRelief is Hoolest’s consumer vagus nerve stimulation product line, marketed for relaxation and stress recovery. This listing does not imply treatment of POTS, concussion or a psychiatric condition. Review the specific device’s precautions with your clinician.
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08 · Migraine-related device
Zōk Relief
Zōk offers an ear-pressure device marketed for headache and migraine-related symptoms. Discuss ear health and suitability with your treating clinician before use. This directory does not establish effectiveness or replace a migraine care plan.
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09 · Everyday comfort
Bombas
Socks and everyday essentials, included for comfort and the brand’s giving mission — not as a neurological treatment. Ordinary comfort socks should not be confused with prescribed medical compression for autonomic symptoms.
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10 · Far-infrared products
Gladiator Therapeutics
Products using ceramic far-infrared technology. These are distinct from powered red-light photobiomodulation devices. Clinical relevance and evidence depend on the product and intended use; ask your clinician before incorporating one into rehabilitation.
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11 · Fullscript · Practitioner dispensary
Patient supplement store
Access our Fullscript practitioner dispensary and create a patient account through the store link. Any supplement recommendation should be individualized and checked against your medications and medical history.
Financial disclosure: We may earn income from purchases through this dispensary. You are free to purchase elsewhere.
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Care first. Products second.
No device or supplement replaces a careful evaluation, necessary medical care or an individualized rehabilitation program. Electrical stimulation devices have contraindications and precautions, including considerations for implanted electronic devices. Follow the specific product’s labeling and ask your treating clinician before use.
Do not stop or change medication because of a product on this page. New, severe or worsening symptoms need medical assessment, not a purchase.
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