Top wellness devices compared in Australia

Circadian Optics sells bright light therapy lamps in a Clinical Collection and a Core Collection, with a replacement guarantee within four years of purchase.

DeepCozy sells nasal irrigation products, including an electric nasal irrigation system, squeeze bottles, saline packets, nasal sticks and nasal strips, with usage and cleaning instructions.

ECHO sells hydrogen water products, including the ECHO Flask hydrogen water bottle, the ECHO Flow hydrogen water machine and an ECHO RO tankless reverse osmosis filter machine, with a 60 day trial and 5 year warranty stated.

Pulsetto sells a non-invasive wearable vagus nerve stimulation device for stress relief and sleep, along with accessories such as cleaning wipes and travel cases.

Solvital is a French online shop for light therapy, selling light therapy lamps, light therapy glasses and dawn simulators, plus LED masks and LED devices for face, body and hair. The store is in French.

SleepVibe sells a sleep aid device that is silent and uses a low frequency field to deliver binaural beats at bedtime.

Le Peach Club sells EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) trainers for the abs, arms and glutes, alongside body masks and skincare essentials.

eefit is a Hong Kong health technology brand that sells far-infrared and other health devices, personal care and home health products and supplements, online and through its own shops.

Kailo sells a reusable, drug-free pain patch that is worn on the body, together with adhesives, a carrying case and other accessories.