DiVertigo: Natural Vertigo Relief Liquid Drops – 5ml

I developed BPPV back in August 2020 - VERY discomforting albeit painless. Based on other people's experiences I've read of, I'd judge mine maybe a 5 on a scale of 10. Not anywhere as bad as some folks, but enough that I couldn't be sure, on a daily basis, if I was going to be able to go about my day inside the house, let alone drive a car (I do 99% of the driving in our household).Doing the Epley exercises helped a lot (there are multiple variations, so try several to find which work best for you). Around mid-January 2021 finally the episodes of vertigo/nausea began to ease down. BUT - altho lessened, mornings were still a little dicey for me. Then I remember mint oil is often recommended for mild dizziness. A search on Amazon brought me to Divertigo, where I purchased a bottle to try.It worked very well to help stave off minor attacks. When I went to reorder, it was out of stock and so I tried a different brand, which is just mint and calendula. It's okay, but I prefer the scent of Divertigo, and the price is competitive - so I'm sticking with Divertigo.Note I have NOT found it works if I'm having a severe (rare, but it happens) BPPV episode; nor does it help during an attack. It seems to work best if I use it before an attack starts - the warning signs are subtle but noticeable.Hope this info helps others.

My mom would use in the morning when she was feeling off balanced and it stabilizer her to start her day. She would also use before going outside during the hayfever seasons and it kept her from feeling woosy. Great product that she has shared with all of her older church friends!!

This stuff is fabulous, if only because it smells amazing and feels rather nice in the skin. The thing is, I'll never be sure if the divertigo is actually working for my vertigo or not.For one thing, i'm not a doctor, nutritionist, herbal remedy specialist, or anyone even remotely qualified to confirm the effects of these oils on vertigo symptoms. For another, i'm the type of person to try at least three things at once to fix something when I start to get a bit desperate. So, maybe it's the wrist bands, maybe it's the half a Dramamine I take, maybe it's the deep breathing. Who knows.That being said, I THINK Divertigo has helped. I can honestly say I feel more level headed and less 'get me off this ride' after a nice daub or two behind my ears. I can also say that I've used it during panic attacks, and found either the scent of the oil or the oil itself helpful in calming down the nausea and dizziness I often get during such attacks. (Again, I don't know 100% what element of my approach in fixing the problem ACTUALLY causes this, but I can say that change happens after using Divergo.)My only real complaint is the bottle, and the long tube inside that makes it rather difficult to use after the oil levels drop a bit low. You have to shake it back and forth dramatically to get some out, which can be a little a little unhelpful if you're already feeling a bit sea-sick.I would also suggest you clean the area around your ears a little more often than you might typically when you use this oil, it can make the skin a bit bumpy if you apply it often/without cleaning the area.Other than that, I would definitely recommend this to someone looking for something to help dull down the symptoms of vertigo. If anything, it's worth a try.

Just as eXpected.Fair price

Our daughter has vertigo and uses this and it helps. She recommended for her dad after a brain injury left him with occasional dizziness. He says it helps.

OH DeVertigo has been helping me for a couple years. When my balance is not 100% I place a couple ofdrops behind my ears on the soft flesh area and it helps me even at times I have to apply it more than justonce . I carry that little bottle in my purse so that even if I am in church and when I go to stand up I feela bit dizzy, I simply sit back down and apply those drops behind my ears and Thank Heavens !! it helps me!!The combo of the contents makes the smell of the DeVertigo very nice. Thanks ...

Wow.....so I have had symptoms of vertigo beginning in 2001. Been to physical therapy, had the prescription for motion sickness, have had the little stickers behind my ear. Have tried different combo of essential oils, which is super expensive. I've tried exercises to re-position those little ear crystals (which I think gets me more sick than anything else). This product was a surprise for me. I put it on before bed, because that's where I get the spins the most, when I'm rolling from side to side. I know it is my right ear which is affected, but I was truly amazed. I've only used it a few times but the condition is lessened. The last two mornings getting out of bed have been better for me...how nice to get up and not be off balance. This is not an expensive product and I would certainly consider purchasing another one for my office. Anyone who has experienced vertigo can agree that the experience is horrible and even a little bit of relief is welcomed. I do like this product and would certainly recommend it to anyone who struggles with the dizziness. It is probably not a cure all, end all product, but like I said, makes the little things most people take for granted a lot better to cope with.

I bought DiVertigo out of desperation to try to relieve dizziness and nausea due to TMJ. I applied it right before I went to bed. It relaxed my jaw and stopped me from clenching. Kinda miraculous :-)

Don't think it helped, really, but it does smell nice, and does make you feel a bit relaxed. If you are suffering from vertigo I would definately recommend the Otovent balloon device (if I am allowed to suggest what else we tried in this review) I guess that is why you are here reading the reviews.

Took a while to arrive but found it makes very little difference, if any to my tinnitus. Expensive too.

Was really sceptial but purchased it was really surprised it worked within 3 days used3 Times daily. Can recommend it. Quick delivery.a great purchase.

Didn’t do anything for me

didnt workk