Handheld · 15–20 minutes in bed
You hold it in one hand once you are already lying down. A gentle microcurrent through the palm gives attention something dull and physical to settle on instead of tomorrow's list. Nothing to swallow, no screen, no alarm to set. Start on the lowest level — it should read as a faint hum, not a jolt — and it packs flat enough for a carry-on.
Lights off, and the mind starts sprinting. Tomorrow's list, a conversation from four years ago, the thing you should have said. The body is tired and nothing is happening.
This is a handheld device you hold in one hand in bed. It sends a gentle microcurrent through the palm, and the point of it is simple: it gives attention something dull and physical to settle on instead of the list. No pill, nothing to swallow, no screen.
What is in it
- Gentle microcurrent
- Held in one hand
- Nothing to swallow
- Packs flat
Published specifications
| Method | Low-level microcurrent through the palm |
| Format | Handheld, one hand, used lying down |
| Portability | Compact enough for a carry-on |
How to use it
Hold it in your palm once you are already in bed and settled. Start at the lowest setting — it should read as a faint hum, not a jolt. Fifteen to twenty minutes. Put it on the nightstand if you drift off before then.
A relaxation aid. Do not use if you have a pacemaker or any implanted electronic device, if you are pregnant, or if you have epilepsy.
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