FDA-CLEARED PRESCRIPTION DEVICE
Reletex® is an FDA-Cleared, Class II, RX-only neuromodulation wearable that treats nausea without drugs, prescribed by licensed healthcare providers. Reletex® works to relieve nausea within 5-15 minutes.
INDICATIONS
GLP-1 and Medication-Related Nausea
Nausea is the #1 reported side effect of GLP-1 agonists and the leading cause of patient discontinuation. Reletex provides drug-free relief with no medication interactions, supporting patient adherence to GLP-1 therapy.
Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea
Indicated for chemotherapy-induced nausea, used as a non-pharmacologic adjunct to standard antiemetic protocols.
Morning Sickness
Drug-free and non-invasive with no systemic absorption or fetal exposure.
Post-Operative Nausea
FDA-cleared as an adjunct to anti-emetics in reducing post-operative nausea and vomiting.
Motion Sickness & Anxiety-Related Nausea
FDA-cleared for nausea associated with anxiety, and motion sickness.
Physician-Diagnosed Migraines
FDA-cleared for nausea associated with physician-diagnosed migraines.
Class II Medical Device
RX-only prescription device
Years in Clinical Settings
Hospital and provider use
Clinical Studies
Supporting evidence
No Medication Interactions
Safe alongside any treatment
MECHANISM OF ACTION
Reletex® is a prescription transdermal neuromodulation device that is applied to the underside of the wrist. Reletex emits electrical pulses that stimulate the underlying median nerve. These generated neural pulses interact with the CNS and Emetic Center in the brain to modulate the signals causing nausea and vomiting.
Step 1
Find the Correct Area
Use either wrist. Looking at your palm, bend your wrist slightly toward you. The correct area is between the two tendons on the underside of your wrist, about two finger-widths above the wrist crease farthest from your elbow. Apply to clean, healthy skin.
Step 2
Apply Gel to wrist area intended for neuromodulation
Spread gel to a thin, even sheen about the size of a quarter or half-dollar. Don't use too much or too little - too much gel may reduce stimulation intensity.
The gel helps enhance the conductivity between the electrodes and the skin, allowing the impulses to penetrate and reach the nerves intended to receive stimulation. You should use a drop, about the size of a pea. The drop should be spread onto the skin, until a sheen remains, covering an area the size of a quarter. Gel should be reapplied as needed (about every 2-3 hours) or when the device is reapplied after washing the wrist area.
Step 3
Attach to Wrist
Place the device over the gelled area and attach to your wrist. Turn it on by pressing the power button. The blinking green light shows your current power level. Increase to the highest comfortable setting.
The device may need to be moved around the median nerve to ensure the contact pads locate the median nerve and you can feel the tingling.
Step 4
Adjust the Strap
Adjust the strap to a comfortable position and cut off any excess to fit your wrist.
We suggest starting at level 1 and increase intensity as needed to feel the tingling.
Re-Applying Gel
Re-apply as needed (roughly every 2-4 hours) to maintain the best quality of sensation. Please note: Excess gel can weaken the tingling sensation - if this happens, clean the device and wrist, then reapply. You can add extra gel if the tingle feels too strong at level 1.
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