It really works to make you feel cooler or warmer than you actually are,” and I read similar feedback on a site called Wardrobe Oxygen as well. This astonishing device has eliminated that.”įolks at Wired say, “ Solid build quality. I have been having bad night sweats where I have to change my clothes because I’m soaked.
Normally I’m moving around and sleeping only a couples hours. “ I was hoping I didn’t waste my money…The first night with this I slept thru the night with no hot flashes and night sweats. On, the device has a 4.3/5 star score and 1,037 reviews. The first we’ll look at comes from the brand’s website.
#EMBR WAVE ALTERNATIVE FULL#
Highlightsįeedback is a critical part of this Embr Wave review, so I made sure to scope out the web for comments and ratings to give you the full scoop. Let’s kick things off with the highlights. Launched in 2014, Embr Labs offers a drug-free, personalized approach to hot flash relief, and I’ll tell you all about it in the coming sections of this Embr Wave review. They asked, “ Why are we still controlling human comfort through a device on the wall? Isn’t there a better way?” The answer they came up with was the Embr Wave. So who’s behind this forward-thinking device? Matt Smith, David Cohen-Tanugi, and Sam Shames dreamed it up in MIT’s Material Science department. Easily controlled and monitored from an app, you can track your usage and learn from your body.
Partnering with Johnson & Johnson and UC Berkeley to conduct their tests, the brand found that, indeed, the Embr Wave was able to bring fast relief to menopausal women.Īlong with their ongoing studies, they’ve found that a reduction in the effects of hot flashes means that women are getting a better sleep, are stressing less, and experience less discomfort overall. That’s why they made sure their patented device truly worked before putting it on the market. The folks at Embr Labs believe that science matters.
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