Finally – The Migraine Barometer Returns!

by James on 21 May 2009

It’s not just returning – it’s better than ever!

You can read all about it right here, and you can read about a typical use of the barometer here.

I really liked the old version of this barometer, and used it for years.  But the new one is even better.

The Migraine Barometer is BACK!

 First, it has the classic and most important feature – you can see barometric pressure changes over time at a glance.  This allows you to see sudden rises and drops in pressure, which can indicate a coming migraine attack in many people.

But we do know that other weather changes can impact migraine – things like temperature and humidity.  Unlike the old version, the new barometer shows at a glance the current temperature and humidity.  It’s much more flexible, and you can set personalized alarms and buzzers and timers and memory – anyway, check out all the details here.

I set an introductory price that I hope to keep over the summer if I can before raising it to the normal price in the fall.

However, for pre-orders on or before June 1st, I’ve taken another 5% off of that and even discounted the shipping.  I know many of you have waited a long time for these, so I want to give you the opportunity to get your barometer as quickly as possible.

Thanks to those who have already ordered!  Enjoy your new barometer.  I hope it takes you one step closer to total health.

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Helen Smith 21 May 2009 at 1:47 pm

It is not clear to me how the barometer would help. I already take a preventative twice a day. If I get a headache anyway, I take a triptan and toradol. What would I do differently?

James 21 May 2009 at 1:50 pm

The barometer isn’t for everyone. The idea is that it helps you confirm if your migraine attacks are weather-related, and how they are related to the weather. Some people are able then to “ambush” their migraine attacks by seeing the weather patterns when they first start. For more details, check here.

jean 26 January 2010 at 1:56 pm

I have been looking for this barometer for over a year. It is never in stock. Is there any place that carries it?

James 26 January 2010 at 5:23 pm

We had it until recently, and expect it to be back in stock in just a few weeks. So stay tuned! :)

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