Period is the worst nightmare for girls. Not only you'll feel bloated all the time, the break out on your face, and you're in pain! Not to mention that it happens every month where you can't do anything to deal with it, but just suck it up all by yourself. Thank god that there are zillions of cosmetics to cover up your pimples, natural body reaction to casting out the bloating air in your tummy. Only if there is a device to stop the pain and cramps.

Wait! Isn't that what's Livia is trying to do?

What is it?

Livia is a wearable device that is designed with the aim to relieve menstrual cramps. This product emphasized on easy, simple, and fashionable design to take away your pain at ease. Best of all? It's small, portable, and long-lasting.

How does it work?

Livia's goal to eliminate pain works by sending electric nerves pulses to your pain and eventually to your lower abdominal that you suffer from cramps.

This device releases a series of vibration to create a false mimicry of a light movement to deceive the nerves of your brain. Since our brain receives the electric signal quicker than the pain, thus, the pain is automatically eliminated.

Does it work?

Livia has been clinically tested before the product is officially released and results are in favor. This product is highly recommended on Buzzfeed, Women's Health Magazine, and Cosmopolitan. Reviews said that this product significantly reduced the pain at almost instantly.

The Benefits

• Small and portable
• Easy to use
• Eliminates the use of pills
• Use without any side effects
• Instantly reduce pain
• Long-lasting materials and gel pad is replaceable easily
• Rechargeable
• Vibrant and colorful

Price

Livia is retail at retails for $149. It comes in blue-green, lavender, purple, and pink. This product is able to be shipped internationally and it's available on Amazon and their official website.

Final Thoughts

Instead of having the fuss to bring up your boring hot water pouch. This is way more convenient and effective. Girls never have to suffer from menstrual pain anymore.