IceBeanie Migraine Relief Cap, As Seen on Shark Tank, Soft & Stretchy Gel Tension Headache Relief Cap, Extended Cooling Hangover Ice Hat, Odorless Cold Head Ice Pack Wrap, Headache Hat Migraine Mask

Absolutely the BEST thing I've found to cool a meltdown. The pressure is helpful, and, as someone who's body temp rises rapidly in meltdown, it takes the heat right out of the moment. Really wish I'd tried this years ago. The relief is truly wonderful. Very easy to use, I keep mine in the freezer and just pull it on when I start to feel overwhelmed/dysregulated. It's lovely and soft, and once over the ears and eyes also reduces sensory input. The only thing I wish is that it could stay cool longer. I will be buying a second one so I can swap them out on really bad days. Also works on my migraines.

Bought for a family member who suffers from migraines and also had chemotherapy. She said it worked well and kept her head nice and cold. The fit is perfect. I’d say worth the money

I recently had an accident that left me with a concussion, and the constant headaches and brain fog were really hard to manage. I decided to try the IceBeanie, and I’m so glad I did. From the first use, it gave me instant relief. The cooling gel feels amazing and helps reduce the pressure and pain. It fits comfortably and covers all the key areas — top, sides, and back of the head — without slipping off. I’ve tried other ice packs, but nothing compares to this. It’s hands-free, drug-free, and super easy to use. If you’re recovering from a concussion or suffer from migraines or head pain, I highly recommend this. It’s seriously been a game-changer for me. Thank you IceBeanie 🙏🏼😍

Easy to use., Keep it in the freezer it gets very, very cold. You do need to leave it for about 10 minutes before you can put it on so you don't get ice burn, and it lasts for about 20 minutes., very comfortable to wear not too tight. Numbs the pain really well, and bring high temp down. I actually find that this is probably one of the best wearable migraine relief products out there. Not the cheapest.

Best migraine cap ever. I have bought 7 different ones & all have either been too tight, not cold enough or clumsy. This is perfect, stretchy, easy to cool & stays cold for quite a while.

Where has this been all my life ? Just a few simple words if you are a migraine sufferer, it cools the whole of your head not just the front. Simply brilliant. Word of caution though , put it in the fridge to cool and NOT ‼️ the freezer; unless you’re very brave and all other migraine relief methods or painkillers have failed 🫢

I don’t really think it’s worth 30quid. Doesn’t stay cold for very long

I bought to my partner and she loves it , works great and you can feel the results

The hat size and material is good but unfortunately it does not stay cold for too long. The gel pads melt fairly quickly and so the purpose is defeacted.

I bought the IceBeanie after seeing positive reviews, and I’m honestly so glad I did. I suffer from migraines and tension headaches, and this has become my go-to remedy. The beanie fits snugly but comfortably on my head, covering my forehead, temples, and back of the neck all at once. The gel inserts get cold quickly in the freezer and stay cold for a decent amount of time—about 20 to 30 minutes of cooling relief, which is perfect for most of my flare-ups. I love that it’s hands-free, so I can still relax, lie down, or even walk around without having to hold anything in place. The material is soft and stretchy, and the stitching feels high quality. It doesn’t feel bulky, and it’s not overly cold to the point of discomfort—just very soothing. It’s also been great for reducing puffiness or cooling down after workouts or hot days. If you’re looking for a natural, non-medicinal way to deal with headaches, migraines, or even sinus pressure, this is 100% worth trying. Highly recommend!

good for overall headaches and fever...but doesn't cover all parts of the head...should have a cold band surrounding the forehead to the back, or a temple won't enjoy the relief.

It worms in less than 15 minutes

I have been using these IceBeanies to help keep my hair during chemo. I am five treatments (Taxol & Carboplatin) in and my oncologist said that the IceBeanies are working! I like how the IceBeanie has the gel pack all around and on top of the hat. There is very little of the beanie that doesn't have the cooling gel available. Because my head is small and my hair is fine, the IceBeanie fits snugly on my head. It even covers my eyebrows, so it is helping me keep those too! Ultimately, I purchased 16 IceBeanies. My husband sets a timer and switches my IceBeanie after 11 minutes and 30 seconds. (Edit - now we dropped the time to 11 minutes per hat.) I start wearing them 30 minutes before my chemo infusion, during the infusion, and then 2 hours after the infusion is over. In order to re-freeze the iceBeanies I used, I borrowed my sister's cooler that can plug in and set temp to freeze plus have additional ice packs in the cooler to help re-freeze them faster. (But probably could use dry ice to re-freeze.) I have had some of my hair fall out, but I would say it is more like just normal shedding - at least so far. I am so happy that I decided to try these. My oncologist didn't want me to rent the official ice caps because I would have to stay so long after the infusion for it to work. So, not only is buying 16 IceBeanies a less expensive option than renting from the cancer center, but it lets me leave and finish my "cold capping" process on my way home and at home! Update: I have had 9 infusions of Taxol & 3 Carboplatin now (75% through my treatment plan for these two drugs). My oncologist saw me yesterday and was amazed at how much hair I had. She felt the technique I have been doing is working better than their official ice caps would have for me! (We have dropped the time to 11 minutes per hat.) The close up picture added below is of me waking up this morning - and while I don't particularly like this close up. I wanted to share how I still have my eyebrows and eyelashes - when now I have lost all or most of my hair on other parts of my body - which my oncologist said is what is expected. (I have no hair on my legs or arms anymore.) Back to hair on my head, I would say that the shedding I have experienced was normal. I am experiencing a bit more shedding now that I am anemic. (Which is something I have struggled with my whole life - and shedding more hair is one sign I know to get checked. So, last week I would say my shedding picked up to a level I experience with anemia - where I lose hair from the crown of my head). But since I can't see that when I look in a mirror, I am feeling great about the ice beanie use! Other tips that maybe helping me - I use a bissy silk pillow case now. Also I switched from my volumizing hair shampoo to Aveeno Scalp Soothing Shampoo and Conditioner. And I did have my hair cut an inch or so since starting treatment. I brush my hair very gingerly now and it was getting tangled much more at the longer length. I also now mostly wear silky, no collar shirts to help prevent my hair from getting tangled. I sincerely hope this helps others going through chemo treatments!