QueaseEASE was originally created for use in the medical environment. It is a drug-free, all-natural product consisting of a unique blend of essential oils formulated to calm the queasiness associated with surgery and anesthesia. Today QueaseEASE can be found in hospitals and clinics all over the country- and even abroad in medical facilities in New Zealand, Australia and Europe.
Key Product Features
Pure and Natural: QueaseEASE contains 100% pure and natural therapeutic grade essential oils formulated to relieve the queasiness associated with post-operative recovery, chemotherapy, morning sickness and motion sickness. (spearmint, peppermint, ginger and lavender)
Works by simple olfaction: The molecules from the oils travel the olfactory track to the central nervous system where they interrupt the nausea cycle. Inhalation can be repeated as often as necessary.
Safety: QueaseEASE is immediately effective and safe for all ages. There are no contraindications and virtually no risk of allergic reaction since the aroma is inhaled rather than applied to the skin or ingested as a liquid.
Proven effective: QueaseEASE has been proven to treat PONV. In a hospital study at Miles Memorial Hospital in Maine, 67% of patients required no further anti-emetics when QueaseEASE was used as a first-line treatment for PONV. QueaseEASE has also been found effective for the treatment of PDNV including the car ride home after out-patient surgery.
Peace of mind: In the medical environment, QueaseEASE is a wonderful tool for managing patient care. The nursing staff can be confident the product will not interact with drugs and can be safely administered by the patient when needed.
Cost effective: QueaseEASE is far less expensive than traditional drug therapies for PONV and chemotherapy related nausea and one of the few products available as a “rescue” for treating these conditions.
Use: QueaseEASE is intended for single patient use.
Product life: QueaseEASE has an indefinite shelf life when the safety seal is unbroken and will last for up to six months after the container has been opened when the cap is replaced after use.