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So relaxing and very useful to not bite nails and other ways to relieve stress.Very quiet and small so it can be used in professional settings as it can look like jewellery. Many options of colours i love it

Picked up these 8 Pieces Acupressure Rings to help with stress relief and sensory stimulation, and they’re surprisingly effective! For such a low price, they get the job done, offering just the right amount of spiky pressure for your fingers. Bonus discovery: my cat loves batting them around, so they’re multitasking as stress relief for both me and my pet!The rings are durable and feel great to use; they’re flexible enough to adjust to different finger sizes without losing their shape. The only downside is how easily they get misplaced—whether it’s rolling under furniture or my cat running off with them. Thankfully, with eight in the pack, I always have a backup.==Overall Review==Advantages:Affordable and highly effective for acupressure and sensory needs.Doubles as a fun toy for pets—my cat is obsessed with them!Durable and easy to use; adapts to different finger sizes.Comes in a pack of 8, so you’ve got extras if one gets lost.Disadvantages:Very easy to misplace; they tend to roll away or disappear.In conclusion, these Acupressure Rings are an excellent, budget-friendly option for stress relief. Just be prepared to keep an eye on them, especially if you have playful pets!-Shaker

a GREAT purchase for those with sensory issues, or a need to stim. The rings allow for light and safe pressure and are also an excellent fidget toy. They do break easily but that is to be expected really.

My child has a big problem with anxiety and someone at his school told us about these. They slip on to your finger and when you're a little worried, give them a little squeeze. It's a tiny pain, but enough to distract from the situation going on around him.They're well made, but can't be stretched far, so a finger width is about all you can do. It's good value for money as there's several in the packet.

Cheap and cheerful, and great if they don't break. Unfortunately half of them broke, and I had to order another packet. I guess you can't complain for the price

If you’re wondering whether to get these just buy them. For the price they’re very good value and if they don’t work then it’s not much lost. I’ve suffered with ticks and picking all my life and just accepted I have to learn to live with it. I’ve been using fidget toys for the last few years which help a little bit and stumbled across these whilst looking to replace lost/broken ones. They work really well and distract from picking - as soon as I start pick, I pick one up and roll that on my finger instead and it stops any picking in its tracks. What I didn’t account for however is how relaxing they are. Any current ticks I’ve got have totally disappeared! I’m the relaxed I’ve ever been. I’m sure it has something to do with the acupressure as well as the sensory stimulation but either way, it works. I’ve bought more than one pack and have them all round the house, office and in the car now - I will never be without them!

My son says it is way to tight and stretches and you can’t make it small again

They started off a solid 4 star buy, but within the space of a few days that dropped a bit as they seemed a bit more fragile than they should appear to be, meaning it looked like they couldn’t be used for its purpose.Within a week, some had broken and were no longer a ring, but a metal spring. Trying to fix them is a mission, as they often just spring back out into a line again, so the design and execution of it seem cheap.The design aesthetically looks ok, but I do wonder how long the colouring will last. On the practical side, the metal makes my fingers a bit itchy and dig into the skin leaving pressure marks - kind of expected with accupressure rings, but they don’t seem to produce any benefit.In summary, it hasn’t been a good purchase and they don’t seem fit for purpose.