Ovira is a scientifically centric design that focuses on relieving period cramps instantaneously. It is a small technical device with sticky sections that are meant to attach onto the love handles, the tummy, or back. Following this, the device is turned on and sends out small electrical pulses through the body, which feels similar to light vibrations.
These pulses overload the nerves to block any pain signals that reach the brain to immediately provide relief. It is built on the foundation of TENS, which stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. Essentially, if there are no signals that alert the brain of pain, then the body will also not feel the pain either. It also is designed to be small and can be worn discreetly.
Electrical-Pulse Menstrual Pain Relief
Ovira Lightly Sends Vibrations to Sooth Period Cramps
Trend Themes
1. Period Pain Relief Tech - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating new, inventive technology focused on alleviating menstrual pain quickly and effectively.
2. Wearable Pain-relief Devices - Innovation opportunities in developing small, wearable devices that utilize electrical pulses to alleviate pain without the need for medication.
3. Scientifically-backed Pain Relief - The trend towards science-backed pain relief provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating novel products and solutions that utilize scientific research and technology.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare Technology - The healthcare technology industry can capitalize on this trend by developing innovative medical devices that target specific pain points, offering alternative pain management solutions.
2. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry has an opportunity to expand into the realm of health products, with the potential for creating wearable, discrete devices that improve our everyday lives.
3. Feminine Care - The feminine care industry can use this trend to identify new avenues for product innovation in the period pain relief market, which has not seen much disruption in recent years.