This month I am giving away over $950 worth of my favorite migraine-friendly products to promote the launch of my book The Migraine Relief Plan. Click here to learn how to enter the giveaway, which requires purchase of the book.
I’ll be highlighting some of the products each day as a way to thank each company for supporting my work.
Meet: IceKap
Why it’s migraine-friendly:
- Created specifically to reduce head pain during migraine attacks
- Provides cooling relief (or warmth) around the entire head
- Can be adjusted to provide pressure (some migraine people prefer this)
- Can be worn backwards to address sinus pain
What they say about their product:
“I’ve suffered with headache and migraine for 20 years, well over half my life. During this time I have been in and out of the hospital and had many serious and invasive tests done to determine what is causing my migraines. I had also become far too familiar with the steady flow of ineffective prescription drugs that impacted my ability to operate normally. I had become so desperate to find something natural and drug free to help me I started going to work in a tuque filled with ice. This is where it all began.
I am not making any claims that Icekap is the miracle cure for migraine headaches but I can assure you it will soothe your symptoms, offer great relaxing relief and help you along the way to recovery in style!”
Why I recommend it:
I learned about IceKap last year and couldn’t wait to try it, since I had been using gel packs with Velcro during attacks, which only cover part of my head and always slip off. I can even go back to work at my desk wearing this if needed. I love how comforting IceKap feels when I put it on and that the gel packs stay cold for 2 hours.
What you need to know:
You can order IceKap in several sizes, and they are still selling the less-expensive original design. If you don’t have head pain as part of your migraine pattern, IceKap may not help with your attacks.
Where to buy:
Online at IceKap.
Required FTC disclosure: The giveaway item was provided by IceKap. I was not paid to write this post.
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