QueaseEase Nausea Relief Inhaler
QueaseEASE Personal Inhaler for nausea relief has been formulated by a nurse anaesthetist to help calm queasiness. This powerful blend of soothing plant extracts is designed to manage feelings of queasiness and discomfort, whether due to medical, travel-related or morning queasiness.
The QueaseEASE nausea relief blend combines four powerful essential oils, Peppermint, Lavender, Ginger and Spearmint which have been clinically proven to manage feelings of queasiness, all combined in a nifty little twist-cap inhaler that allows you to use these oils discreetly, on-the-go, without overpowering the room, whilst ensuring the essential oils remain safe and long-lasting.
- Made with pure essential oils
- 100% natural, non-drowsy, and non-habit forming
- Lasts up to 6 months when closed between uses
- Gets to work immediately
- Safe for all ages
- Non-prescription
- Ideal for patients suffering from nausea post-surgery and post-discharge
- Used by nurses as a non-pharmacological perioperative aid
- Clinically tested
- Free of alcohol, medication, parabens and fragrances
- Not tested on animals.
Designed to preserve essential oil vapors for up to 6 months, this inhaler is a portable delivery system that uses a twist-cap to control the aromatic flow and prevent leaks. As a personal inhaler, it can be used on the go and discreetly without overpowering the room.
Twist the cap gently, place under nose, and inhale.
Repeat as often as needed.
Do not ingest.
Proprietary essential oil blend: PEPPERMINT – LAVENDER – GINGER – SPEARMINT
Aromatherapy is one of the known ways to enjoy essential oils. It involves smelling essential oil vapors through a diffusing mechanism, which can be anything from a room diffuser to the steam of a hot bath. It’s also one of the safest and fastest methods of use because the essential oils go straight to your body’s olfactory system.
Inhalation of essential oil vapour stimulates a complex neurological process that interrupts the nausea feedback loop in the brain. It works by inhaling a formulated oil vapor blend with antispasmodic and anti-emetic properties (often involving ginger, lavender, spearmint and peppermint) through the nose. The high alcohol content of the essential oils interferes with nausea signaling in the brain’s limbic system, while calming essential oils like bergamot and lavender work with a person’s inherent scent bias to elicit an emotional response (they also stimulate the amygdala, responsible for emotional retrieval, thereby having a potential effect on the mood of the patient).
Advantages of using inhaled aromatherapy:
- FAST-ACTING - Inhaled aromatherapy gets to work quicker than other methods
- SAFE - Because there is no contact with the skin, inhaling aromatic vapors is safer to use
- MOVEABLE - No need to worry about bottles or spills, so you can use your oils on the go
- SPONTANEOUS - No fidgeting, no setup — just twist and sniff whenever needed
- FEEL GOOD - A safe, natural and delightful way to put your health and well-being first
You can find out more about the benefits of aromatherapy for nausea relief in our article: Nausea Remedies - Aromatherapy.
QueaseEASE is manufactured in the USA. Over 15 years ago, nurse aneasthetist Wendy Nichols started using essential oils as an alternative way to help her patients deal with queasiness after surgery. Through extensive scientific research and discussions with hundreds of medical professionals, a homemade remedy became a standard hospital supply. Today, QueaseEASE is used in over 2,000 hospitals across the USA.
MADIGAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM - December 2012
In a study conducted by Madigan Healthcare System, users of QueaseEASE® showed a statistically significant decrease in nausea, as well as a significantly higher perception of treatment effectiveness.
ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL - September 2014
At St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, data collected from a three-month pilot project showed QueaseEASE® to be a feasible intervention. It also found that patients, families and nursing staff were highly satisfied with QueaseEASE®.
FLOYD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - August 2013
A Floyd Memorial Hospital study showed using QueaseEASE® for post-discharge nausea reduced nausea 100% of the time. In addition, nearly half experienced complete relief.
OREGON HEALTH AND SCIENCE UNIVERSITY - April 2017
Oregon Health and Science University conducted a limited size clinical trial of QueaseEASE® to test efficacy and patient satisfaction. Findings showed 85% of users had total relief of nausea and were satisfied with QueaseEASE®
BON SECOUR ST. FRANCIS HEALTH SYSTEM - March 2013
Clinical trials conducted at Bon Secour St. Francis Health System concluded that 70% of patients reported relief of nausea after using QueaseEASE®, both in the hospital and post-discharge.
SCRIPPS - March 2013
Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley conducted a small investigational trial that found that 62% of patients got relief from their nausea after inhaling QueaseEASE®. The average patient rating of the product was 4.5 out of 5.
STEPHENS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - January 2014
A study conducted at Stephens Memorial Hospital showed that 90% of patients using QueaseEASE® experienced some relief from their nausea, with 50% experiencing complete relief.
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - April 2015
In a University of Colorado, descriptive qualitative study comparing QueaseEASE® to alcohol pads, patients and nurses both reported significantly higher satisfaction with QueaseEASE®.
HOUSTON METHODIST - May 2016
In a study conducted at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, results showed a 60% reduction in antiemetic drug use after patients inhaled QueaseEASE® in the PACU. This led to a 100% recommendation to include QueaseEASE® in their multi-modal therapy for PONV.
QUEENS MEDICAL CENTER - July 2012
A Queens Medical Center trial found a 15-minute decrease in PACU stay when nauseated patients used QueaseEASE®. There was also a 37% decrease in Phenergan use and more than a 50% decrease of Kytril administration. In addition, 82% of patients felt that QueaseEASE® helped relieve their nausea.
DEACONESS HOSPITAL - March 2017
In a prospective randomized study comparing QueaseEASE® to standard post-discharge nausea care, 100% of the patients using QueaseEASE® found effective relief from their PDN.
LOWELL GENERAL HOSPITAL - October 2018
In a randomized study comparing QueaseEASE® to conventional medication, PONV relief was achieved within 7.8 minutes for QueaseEASE® users, compared to 66.8 minutes for patients given antiemetics.
ALTA BASE SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER - March 2016
An evaluative trial revealed that QueaseEASE® relieved PONV in 70% of PACU patients.
MISSION HOSPITAL OF PROVIDENCE ST JOSEPH HEALTH March 2017
A small trial conducted in the PACU found that 15 out of 52 patients did not require additional antiemetics after receiving QueaseEASE®, resulting in a cost savings of $750.
DOERNBECHER CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL - September 2017
A study conducted in a Level 1 Trauma Center Pediatric Emergency Department showed that 79% of patients’ nausea was reduced or eliminated after using QueaseEASE®
PROVIDENCE ST. PATRICK HOSPITAL - Awaiting Publication
In an investigational trial involving 65 patients at Providence St. Patrick Hospital, the need for additional antiemetics decreased by 71.8% when QueaseEASE was used as a first-line nausea treatment in PACU.
