WellNest™ - Neck and Shoulder Massager
WellNest™ - Neck and Shoulder Massager
Relieve Neck And Shoulder Tension
Heated Therapy For Instant Comfort
Deep Tissue Massage Anytime Anywhere
Portable Design For Daily Use
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You'll love the WellNest Acupressure Clip
Soothing Comfort
Gentle acupressure designed to help you feel clam and supported throughout the day.
Trusted Quality
Backed by 5000+ happy customers and crafted for lasting comfort and ease
Naturally Soothing
No batteries, no fuss, just natural, non-invasive comfort.
Versatile Comfort
ideal for everyday use at work, home or while travelling. Fits seamlessly into your routine.
Have questions?
How do I use the acupressure clip?
Simply place the clip between the thumb and index finger or wherever you feel tension, then apply gentle pressure for 5-10 minutes.
Which specific acupressure point does the clip target on the hand?
The acupressure clip targets the Hegu (LI-4) pressure point, located between the thumb and index finger. This point is commonly used in acupressure and acupuncture for its ability to help relieve, tension, and stress. According to traditional Chinese medicine, stimulating the Hegu point can promote relaxation, improve circulation, and alleviate general discomfort.
Is the acupressure clip safe to use every day?
Yes, the clip is designed for daily use and can be used as often as needed to provide relief. Just be mindful not to apply excessive pressure.
Can I use the acupressure clip while at work or on the go?
Absolutely! Its compact design makes it perfect for use during work, travel, or anytime you need quick relief.
Is it safe to use the acupressure clip on the Hegu (LI-4) pressure point during pregnancy?
The Hegu (LI-4) pressure point is generally not recommended during pregnancy, particularly in the later stages. Stimulating this point can potentially induce contractions, which is why it is advised to avoid using the acupressure clip on this area during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, it's best to consult with your healthcare provider before using the acupressure clip or any form of acupressure to ensure safety. For those not pregnant, the Hegu point can offer effective pain relief, but always be mindful of applying gentle pressure.