ChronicallyCool
Hey! I’m wondering if anyone has had any experience on getting a migraine device such as Cefaly or migraine glasses like Avulux but on a low income?
I feel like I really want to try something that isn’t just tablets but low income makes it so difficult to buy devices that are £300+
Any advice would be appreciated x
Nancy Harris Bonk Moderator
Great question! I hear you on the cost of these items, it can be daunting. I believe Cefaly has a money back guarantee if you don't like it or don't find it beneficial. I also noticed they have a payment plan if that helps any.
As far as the glasses go, I'm not sure about the glasses. I think these companies have coupon codes from time to time.
I understand how difficult it is to afford such things as I'm on SSDI and have a very limited income. I saved up and put money aside when I could to afford Cefaly. It took a while!
I hope that helps, will you let me know how you make out? Hoping today is a good day, Nancy Harris Bonk, Patient Advocate/Moderator
Cheryl Picerno Moderator
Nancy Harris Bonk Moderator
I hear you! It did take me a while to get used to the feeling. Have you tried any of the other devices?
Nancy Harris Bonk, Patient Advocate/Moderator
ChronicallyCool
Hi Nancy,
Thanks so much for your reply. I might have to just save a little a month until I can get it! Although I have just emailed them asking if they do a payment plan as nothing is mentioned on their website. Fingers crossed.
I’ll let you know how it works out!
Thank you,
Dani x
Nancy Harris Bonk Moderator
Hi Dani,
Thank you for getting back to me. I was on the US portion of the site. Maybe a payment plan isn't available where you live?
Nancy Harris Bonk, Patient Advocate/Moderator
ChronicallyCool
Rebecca C Moderator
Hi
Anna Williams Moderator
ChronicallyCool
It's shame it's all so expensive but any little thing to find relief and fingers crossed it works.
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