With the holiday season quickly approaching, gift shopping is officially on the horizon. Finding the perfect present for someone you care about can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re not quite sure what they want or what might truly help. The good news? We’re here to make celebrating, supporting, and choosing a meaningful gift for someone living with migraine a whole lot easier.
We’ve curated thoughtful ideas designed to bring a genuine smile to your loved one’s face. Many retailers are already kicking off their holiday deals, and whenever possible, we’ll also share special Migraine Strong discount codes to help stretch your budget a little further. Keep an eye out for savings as you explore the list!
To take the stress out of holiday shopping, we’ve gathered a selection of gifts that are both practical and comforting—great for anyone navigating migraine disease (including yourself!). Our hope is that this collection of top picks helps simplify your search and makes your gift-giving feel effortless, meaningful, and successful.

1. Migraine care package options
Migraine gift bundles are a heartfelt way to show compassion and genuine understanding for the people you care about. Because you can tailor these care packages to match someone’s specific symptoms and needs, they’re a meaningful way to say, “I see what you’re going through, and I want to help.”

To make your gift-giving effortless, we’ve gathered some of the most helpful tools and comforts that many people with migraine rely on. These migraine-friendly picks include items that can ease triggers between attacks and offer soothing relief during an attack—thoughtful gifts anyone living with migraine would be grateful to receive.
Ear Plugs

- Loop Quiet Ear Plugs – These earplugs come with multiple tip sizes, making them a great option for anyone who struggles to find a comfortable fit with standard styles. They’re also a standout because they don’t cause itching, even when worn for long stretches of time!
- High Fidelity Ear plugs – Great for loud places and concerts.
- Mack’s Flightguard Air Pressure Earplugs – These earplugs help to prevent headache during airplane travel.
- Ear Plugs for Airplane Ear Pressure Relief – These are suited for smaller ear canals and children.
- WeatherX Pressure Filtering Earplugs are great for anyone who is triggered by barometric pressure changes.
Nausea and Pain Relief

- Blisslets Nausea Relief Bracelets Save 15% with promo code MIGRAINESTRONG15
- Aculief Wearable Acupressure nausea relief.
- Nausea Relief Bands help to ease the tummy upset that comes with migraine attacks.

- Saje Peppermint Halo This is perfect for rolling directly onto the scalp to help ease head pain—and it’s truly one of my favorites. I love applying it around my hairline for that cool, icy sensation that wraps around my whole head. It’s a great source of distraction and comfort while waiting for medication to kick in!
- Peppermint Essential Oil Roll On is great not only for nausea but to mask strong triggering scents.
- Be Kool soft gel sheets – Great for symptom relief.
Soothing Sleep
- Hatch Restore 2 Sunrise Alarm Clock – This sunrise clock will wake you gradually and play soothing sounds to help with sleep.

- Bucky 40 Blinks No Pressure Eye Mask – This eye mask blocks out every bit of light, all without putting pressure on your eyelids. It also helps keep your eyes comfortably moisturized throughout the night, making it a great option for more restful sleep.
- Alaska Bear Sleep Mask – This eye mask ensures no pressure on the eyes.
Science Based Supplements
- Magnesium Glycinate by Pure Encapsulations – purchase at discount in Migraine Strong supplement dispensary.
- BioEmblem Triple Magnesium Complex – BioEmblem Triple Magnesium Complex features 300mg of three types of pure magnesium (Glycinate, Malate, Citrate).
- Magnesium chloride flakes or Epsom salts paired with a warm bubbling foot spa.
- Pillbox keychain I especially like keeping my rescue or abortive medication in this one—so even if I forget my larger organizer (see below), I still have what I need on hand!

- Travel Pill Organizer – My favorite travel organizer for my bag. I use the 8 compartments to keep my migraine meds and acute cocktails with me, organized and labeled!

Personal pampering
TheraGun Mini Plus Massage Gun by Therabody – Handheld massager designed for travel or home. Helps ease migraine neck and shoulder pain.

Ice Face Roller Massager – De-puff eyes and reduce migraine pain and you can customize it to include anything soothing for you.

Tangle Teezer Plant-Based Ultimate Detangler Brush – This Tangle Teezer hair brush has regular-flex teeth that gently detangle straight to curly strands and is great for migraine sensitive scalps.

Therabody SmartGoggles Heated Eye Mask – This mask offers customized treatments to lower heart rate, relieve eye strain or tension, provide headache/migraine relief and stress relief. Very soothing!

Naturium The Glow Getter Multi-Oil Hydrating Body Wash – This hydrating body wash transforms from a luscious oil to a gentle lather, cleansing without stripping the skin of essential moisture. I love that it is unscented!
LISAPACK Metal Eye Cream Roller Wand – This metal eye-roller wand can massage the eye and face to relieve eye strain, reduce puffiness, dark circles, wrinkles, and tighten skin. It’s lovely and cool when applying eye cream. Love it!
Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen – SPF 40 – This sunscreen is a totally invisible, weightless, scentless formula that provides oil-free sunscreen protection for all skin types and tones. Everyone in my family uses this and loves the feel and protection it offers. Will not leave a cast on the skin!
Aquaphor Repairing Hand Masks – Hydrating and conditioning hand treatment infused with a blend of avocado oil and shea butter, plus Aquaphor’s signature ingredients. Unscented as well!! I love using these in the winter when my hands get so dry.
Migraine Strong Amazon Store
- Also check out the Migraine Strong Amazon Store for many more gift ideas that would be perfect addition to any migraine care package.

Thoughtful Gifts That Costs No Money
- An offer to watch the kids, walk the dog, throw in a load of laundry etc. to allow your loved one to rest would be well received & appreciated!
- Prepare dinner and pop it into their freezer so they have easy access to a healthy meal when they’re feeling their worst.
Weighted products

- Nodpod Weighted Sleep Mask – Nodpod’s strap-free design evenly spreads gentle, deep-touch pressure across key points on the face, helping to calm a busy mind, soothe head pain, and ease you into deeper, more restful sleep.
- Nodpod Weighted Pod For Your Bod – It’s like having all the calming benefits of a weighted blanket wrapped into a single, convenient pod. Nodpod BODY’s unique design offers a cooler, more contouring experience, giving you the soothing feel of a full-sized weighted blanket in a portable, machine-washable form.
- Hand-Knit Weighted Blanket for Adults,Chunky Knit Blanket – carefully balanced weight distribution, this blanket drapes naturally with 8–12 pounds of gentle pressure. The deep-touch stimulation helps promote relaxation, making it easier to drift into a deep, restorative sleep.
Cozy Comforts
Women’s Pajamas Long Sleeve Sleepwear – These cozy PJ’s are perfect for lounging!

Women’s Fuzzy Socks – The moderate thickness of these socks is nice for wearing during sleep or lounging.
Chunky Knit Throw – This throw is cozy and warm. It has replaced my heated throw for the fall season!

Crafts and Hobbies
Crafting and hobbies can be a powerful distraction from the pain and discomfort of migraine. We have compiled a list of some of our favorites.




For more ideas, check out our Favorites page for our entire list of items that make thoughtful migraine relief gifts.
2. Hot and cold soothing products
Nearly every migraine relief package will include a comfy item that delivers either hot or cold.
Icekap

Icekap Migraine Relief Cap – This cap comes with five therapy-grade, non-toxic gel ice packs and is renowned for its patented, drug-free headache relief. Each pack provides up to three hours of cooling comfort and is designed to be worn comfortably while you move around. While the photo shows it worn forward, I personally like wearing it with the back over my forehead, pulled down over my eyes—so many ways to customize! Grab 10% off with code: MIGRAINESTRONG10.
Thermophore Classic Heat Pack – This is a large weighted heating pad and easily one of the hottest I’ve ever used! I also love that it’s big enough to wrap around my head for full coverage. It’s operated with a hand trigger—you release it when it’s hot enough and press again when you want more heat. Keep in mind, it’s not an automatic “set it and forget it” pad, but that control makes it easy to get just the right warmth.

Microwavable Heated Neck Wrap Warmer and Shoulder Weighted Heating Pad – Weighted Heating pad that is microwavable and freezable! The best of both worlds!

SOOTHIE Headache Relief Hat and Migraine Relief Cap – Freeze or microwave your Soothie to get it the temperature you prefer during your migraine attack

Orastone Rechargeable Hand Warmer Electronic Portable Hand Warmer. I absolutely love these! My hands get achy whenever they’re cold, and this hand warmer is perfect for keeping close—whether you’re outside or just sitting inside. It’s such a simple, soothing way to give your hands some cozy relief!

Neck and shoulder massage
Resteck Massagers for Neck and Back with Heat – Deep Tissue 3D Kneading also comes with a travel case. I got one of these for my daughter last year, and it’s been fantastic for easing tight neck muscles before, during, or after a migraine attack. The heated massagers are incredibly relaxing—I liked it so much that I went ahead and got a second one for myself!

Massage Envy – A Massage Envy gift card is perfect for just about every body on your list. They can choose from massage, skin care, or assisted stretch – whatever ME time means to them.
3. Natural wellness products

Ruhewell
Ruhewell creates natural, cruelty-free products designed to support you through every stage of a migraine attack or headache. What sets this line apart is its thoughtful focus on each phase—those early warning moments, the intensity of the attack itself, and the foggy aftermath.
Each product features a gentle, refreshing scent that feels soothing without ever becoming overpowering. You can also explore several of their offerings in The Dizzy Box, which includes a curated mix of comfort-forward tools for people living with migraine and vestibular migraine.
Best Seller Bundle for Head Relief, Nausea + Sensory Support, $96
This bundle brings together Ruhewell’s most loved essentials that deliver comprehensive support for head pain, nausea, and sensory overload. Each product is designed to bring targeted comfort during a migraine attack or headache, or help restore balance afterward—addressing tension, nausea, and fatigue from multiple angles for complete, head-to-toe relief.
- Includes four bestsellers: Balancing Breath Nasal Inhaler, Roller Rescue Oil Blend, Minty Mellow Balm, and Magic Mist Shower Steamers
- Provides head, nausea, and sensory relief through targeted aromatherapeutic blends
On-the-Go Relief Trio, $72
Formulated with fast-acting botanicals and essential oils, this limited-edition trio targets the key symptoms of migraine attacks—head pain, nausea, and sensory sensitivity. Compact and portable, it’s your all-in-one relief ritual for wherever pain strikes.
- Includes three bestsellers: Minty Mellow Balm, Roller Rescue Oil Blend, and Balancing Breath Nasal Inhaler
- Compact and easy for travel—perfect for keeping in your bag, car, or bedside table
Decompression Bundle for Head Relief, Stress + Sensory Overload, $74
Formulated with soothing essential oils, this trio helps calm the body and quiet the senses during periods of heightened tension or post-attack fatigue. Each element is designed to bring stability when overstimulation sets in—creating an atmosphere that supports grounding, breathing, and gentle recovery.
- Includes three essentials: Reset + Refresh Room & Linen Spray, Comfort Cloud Diffuser Blend, and Relief Rhapsody Soy Candle
- Creates a calm, steady environment during sensory overload or post-attack decompression
Calming Relief Duo — A Spa-Inspired Reset for Head Pressure, Facial Pain + Tension, $62
Formulated with powerful botanicals, menthol, and essential oils, this two-step ritual helps ease head pressure, nausea, fatigue, and facial tension. Designed for the moments when pain peaks, this duo helps you slow your breath, ease built-up tension, and find relief through the power of natural botanicals and menthol vapors.
- Includes two essentials: Blue Bliss Jelly Mask and Magic Mist Shower Steamers
- Delivers powerful yet calming relief when head pressure intensifies
Shop here for all of Ruhewell’s Limited Edition Holiday Bundles and enjoy special pricing until January 4, 2026! They are also offering a limited-edition holiday gift wrapping!
Migrastil

Migrastil is a line of products created by people with migraine for people with migraine. Their goal is to help you be stronger than your migraine attacks. We love these products and use them often!
- Migraine Stick by Migrastil – This bottle contains cooling relief in the form of peppermint and lavender in fractionated coconut oil.
- Migrastil Travel Kit – If you would like to try several of the Migrastil products at one time, check out their handy travel kit. This kit contains the Migraine Stick, Soothing Neck and Shoulder Cream, Migraine Nausea Inhaler, Anti-dehydration Electrolyte Drops, Eye Mask and Ear Plugs.
- MigraFreeze Migraine & Headache Relief Hat – Cold therapy is an effective way to help with pain from migraines, tension headaches, sinus headaches, etc. Comfort fit with soft, flexible cold gel inserts. Can be pulled down over eyes to block out light and provide extra cooling. One size fits most.
(Get 15% off any product with this LINK and code MigraineStrong)

Peace Love Rally

These topical magnesium roller balls are genuinely delightful—available with or without essential oils—and offer a soothing way to ease muscle tension and inflammation. Many people also find them calming to use during a migraine attack, thanks to their smooth application and gentle feel. If you’re not sure where to start, the Intro Bundle is a great option that lets you try all three varieties.
(Save 10% with this LINK and promo code MIGRAINESTRONG)
Red Light Therapy
Infrared Light Therapy Panel with Stand – This infrared panel comes with an easy to assemble stand for use in many locations.

Red Light Therapy Glasses – For use with infrared light therapy eye protection.
4. Migraine Friendly Foods and Drinks
Hydration
Staying hydrated is essential for everyone, but it’s especially important for people living with migraine since dehydration is a common—yet often preventable—trigger. These thoughtful gift ideas can help encourage, inspire, and make hydration a little easier throughout the day…

- Stanley Quencher Insulated Tumbler
- Yeti Rambler Travel Mug
- Trace Mineral Drops add electrolytes for better hydration and added energy without any added flavors.

- Liquid I.V.® Hydration Multiplier Sugar-Free Variety Pack – My family loves these sugar-free electrolyte drinks. The individual packets are great for taking with you or even as stocking stuffers!
Migraine snacks and treats
- Tony’s Chocolonely Assorted Chocolate – These chocolates are individually wrapped, making them perfect for on-the-go snacking.
- Sprout Living Pumpkin Seed Protein Powder is a great head friendly protein source to add to oatmeal, yogurt and smoothies.
- Dewey’s Bakery Triple Ginger Cookie Thins

- Angel Mints peppermints are made by a small business in Florida and are Jenn’s favorite for nausea relief.

- Simply Gum Peppermints
- Wedderspoon Organic Manuka Honey Ginger Drop
- San Francisco Bay Whole Bean Coffee – DECAF Gourmet Blend Swiss Water Processed
Ginger products

Organic ginger juice from The Ginger People is an easy and versatile way to add ginger to drinks, recipes, and teas. Their ginger shots are a favorite for managing nausea or supporting those early moments of a migraine attack. We’re big fans of using ginger as part of a migraine relief toolkit, and their ginger candies are perfect for keeping on hand—portable, tasty, and easy to use on the go. The Double Strength variety is our top pick. They also offer chewable ginger tablets that can help ease the nausea that often tags along with migraine attacks.
Migraine Friendly Tea
One of our favorite organic ginger tea. We use this tea at the beginning of a migraine attack to help us feel better and treat symptoms. Read our article on ginger for migraine to get the scoop on how and why that works.

To complete this gift, consider an electric tea kettle that boils water in a flash and includes an automatic shutoff rather than the noisy triggering whistle of stovetop kettles.

Harry and David gifts

If you’ve ever received a box of Harry & David pears or apples, you already know how incredible they are—perfectly ripe, beautifully packed, and such a treat to enjoy. They’re also generally well tolerated by many people with migraine, making them a thoughtful and delicious gift option. We look forward to receiving a box of their fruit every year!
Jeni’s Ice Cream

If you haven’t tried Jeni’s Ice Cream yet, you’re in for something special. Their flavors are some of the most creative—and delicious—you’ll find anywhere. A few favorites include Skillet Cinnamon Roll, Brambleberry Crisp, and Salty Caramel. The best part? They ship nationwide! Choose a mix of your favorites or pick a few fun, adventurous flavors to send to family and friends.
5. Allay Lamp

Let’s talk about light sensitivity. For many people living with migraine, certain lights can actually trigger pain. The Allay Lamp is an incredible tool for managing this challenging symptom, making it a thoughtful and practical gift for anyone with migraine.
Developed through research at Harvard, the Allay Lamp emits a narrow band of green light that’s uniquely calming for the brain. It can help reduce migraine symptoms during attacks and may even help lower their frequency over time. Learn more about the fascinating science behind green light therapy in our articles on light sensitivity and green light therapy for vestibular migraine.
The Migraine Strong writers feel so strongly about how helpful this migraine relief gift is, that we not only use it ourselves, we have bought it for several friends and family. (To receive 10% off of the Allay Lamp use this link!!)
6. Migraine glasses

Light sensitivity can make life challenging not just during a migraine attack, but between them as well. Bright fluorescent lights in stores or offices can actually cause pain for people with migraine. Time spent in strong sunlight, in front of computer and device screens, or even driving through dappled light can be equally tough. That’s why we always keep our blue light–blocking migraine glasses close at hand!
- Avulux – Independent studies have shown that by precisely filtering light, Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity lenses can help people living with migraine. These lenses filter blue, amber and red light while allowing soothing green light through. ($25 off with code migrainestrong!)
- Theraspecs – Therapeutic blue light glasses filter out the harmful light that triggers migraines, headaches, eyestrain, and other conditions such as post concussion.
- Terramed FL-41 Migraine Glasses – Light weight FL-41 ‘anti-migraine’ glasses specially designed to prevent and reduce the frequency of migraine attacks, relieve symptoms from light sensitivity and minimize eye strain and fatigue.
- Gunnar Premium Gaming and Computer Glasses – Premium gaming glasses help prevent symptoms from prolonged screen time, including migraine attacks, headaches, dry eyes, and blurry vision caused by blue light exposure. They specifically block blue light at 450nm, filtering 65% of blue light and 100% of UV light.
- Theraspecs Outdoor Migraine Glasses offer more sunlight protection than typical sunglasses making them a great option for those with migraine and vestibular disorders.
7. Audible and Kindle subscription

Reading can be a wonderful way to distract yourself from pain, but focusing on the written word during a migraine attack can be tough. A subscription to Audible makes a thoughtful gift for anyone whose migraine symptoms—or busy lifestyle—make it hard to sit down with a physical book. With Audible, audiobooks are easy to download and enjoy. New members get 30 days free to try it out, after which you can choose to cancel, continue with a monthly subscription, or purchase individual titles.
Adding an Amazon Echo Dot Speaker makes listening to books on Audible hands-free. Another way to make the Kindle or iPad hands-free is with this Remote control page turner for kindle/iPad. Just clip the device on the side of the Kindle or iPad. You can use the clicker in your hand to turn the pages instead of reaching up and tapping the side of the device each time. I love this! I can prop my Kindle on a pillow, snuggle under the blankets, and never have to reach out to turn a page!

Use this adjustable tablet stand to hold your device, and you can stay bundled up, cozy and warm!! This is especially nice for those who have trouble holding devices due to arthritis or other conditions.

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to both e-books and audiobooks, and it comes with a 30-day free trial. The ability to read e-books is an added bonus for those who enjoy reading digitally. For anyone with migraine, the Kindle Paperwhite is an excellent choice—it features an adjustable screen with an auto-adjust front light for a personalized reading experience, day or night, and even allows you to warm up the screen colors. If migraine symptoms make reading difficult, the Paperwhite can read the text aloud for you.
Wireless listening device


Oladance Open Ear Headphones – Listening to audiobooks, music, podcasts, or meditation apps through earbuds works for most of us—but if in-ear buds feel uncomfortable, these headphones are a great alternative. They sit over the upper ear and in front of the ear canal opening, offering a secure and comfortable fit.
While they don’t include noise cancellation, I’ve used them on airplanes, during workouts, and in busy, noisy environments with great results. I use them daily for phone calls, and the sound is clear for both me and the person I’m speaking with. They’re comfortable, easy to use, and come in four fun colors—I went with orange because it’s bright and cheerful!
These headphones include all the standard “tap” features found on most wireless earbuds. For frequent travelers, there’s an optional charging case, which I purchased and love—it makes charging on the go simple. Plus, the battery life lasts a long time, so you can stay connected without constantly recharging.

The Bose QuietComfort Headphones – Wireless Bluetooth Headphones – Plush over-ear headphones softly hug your ears while you listen. I really like using these in-flight when I am wearing my earplugs to reduce headaches during air travel.
8. Professional migraine service
Having your own personal team is important for managing migraine. A headache specialist, support group and specialized exercise and migraine coaching can all be resources for helping us manage migraine. For many, this would be the ultimate migraine care package!
Virtual headache clinic
Finding a headache specialist—or a doctor trained specifically in headache disorders—can be challenging. Some states don’t have any specialists, while others may have only one. Now, you can connect with a board-certified headache specialist or neurologist trained in headache care from the comfort of your home via video.
This service, called Neura Health, an online neurology clinic, helps patients with chronic headache and migraine (along with other neurological disorders) access high-quality care without long travel or long waits. Most new patients are seen within days rather than weeks or months. Check out our Neura Health review for more details.
Our Migraine Strong Neura Health link will save you $15 on sign-up!
9. The gift of books & migraine education

The Headache: The Science of a Most Confounding Affliction—and a Search for Relief – The Headache by Tom Zeller pulls back the curtain on the science behind a group of disorders that are often dismissed as mere inconveniences—or even jokes—despite the profound impact they have on daily life. As Zeller investigates the roots of his own headaches, he takes readers on a compelling journey through the complexities of the human nervous system. The result is a thoughtful, eye-opening exploration of pain itself and a powerful testament to one of medicine’s most misunderstood and underestimated conditions.

The Mysterious Bakery on Rue de Paris – I loved this book about a baker in this mysterious bakery. I highly recommend the Evie Woods books. So good!!

A Pass to The Migraine World Summit– This online summit could honestly be life-changing for anyone who suffers from migraine. When joining the Migraine World Summit you’ll have access to the world-leading migraine experts, doctors and specialists where you’ll learn what they do to treat migraine disease.

Medical journal – has everything they’ll need to track symptoms, triggers attacks, medications and treatments in one organized spot.
10. App subscription
Meditation or mindfulness apps
Meditation can be an effective tool when dealing with migraine. We often recommend Calm to the members in our Migraine Strong Facebook group. It’s an app for sleep, meditation, focus and relaxation. You can even fall asleep to a bedtime story, some of them read by well-known artists. Additional popular guided meditation subscriptions are Insight Timer, Headspace and Breethe. And if you are looking for a migraine tracker, check out Migraine Buddy.
11. Household options

Comfort
Pillows – Finding the perfect pillow can be tough, but we have many recommended by the migraine community members. Read this blog on the best pillow for migraine to help you decide which one to try. The Coop Pillow (pictured above) was far and away the most recommended.
Fishers Finery Mulberry Silk Pillowcase – Silk pillowcases are great for keeping hair from tangling as well as keeping skin clear!
Kitsch Satin Pillowcase – Satin pillowcases provide the perfect surface soft shiny hair and prevents wrinkles and blemishes on skin!
Quickzip Sheets – If you hate struggling to get your sheets back on the bed, this is the sheet set for you. I love how easy it is to unzip the sheet, wash it and zip it back on! So simple and no second helper required!!
Cleaning
- Bissell Power Fresh Steam Mop – This mop will clean the floors without the use of heavy, smelly chemicals which can often be a migraine trigger.

- iRobot Roomba Vacuum – No need to worry about the vacuuming while stuck in bed with a migraine attack. Just have the iRobot Roomba Vacuum take care of it!!

- Shark Robot Vacuum – If you’d rather have a bagless, self-emptying base, this is your robot vacuum!

- LEVOIT Air Purifiers for Home – Every member of the Migraine Strong team has an air purifier in our homes. It is remarkably quiet, clean and an incredibly fast clean air delivery rate. Wonderful for allergies and for people with pets.

- Seventh Generation All Purpose Cleaner, Biodegradable Formula – This cleanser does not contain any harsh cleanser smell.
- Google Nest Doorbell – I love my Nest doorbell! I love to know when a package was delivered and who is at the door.
- Google Nest Cam Indoor – This indoor camera is great for monitoring doors, or in my case, kitties!
- Google Nest Smart Thermostat for Home – I like being able to control my heat or air conditioning from my phone. Setting up a program for the week is super easy as well.
Kitchen
- Bodum Java French Press Coffee Maker – Brewing a wonderful water processed decaf in this coffee maker really brings out the flavor! I also use mine to brew loose tea from Global Teas LLC. Check out the ChocolaTea for a real treat! I love it with a little sweetener and a bit of cream.(Save 10% with code MigraineStrong10)

- Coffee Mug Warmer – 4 temperature setting and an automatic shut-off.
- Essential oil diffuser with migraine-friendly peppermint & lavender essential oils can help make your home smell like a migraine relief stick.

- Baking for Two: 200+ Small-Batch Recipes, from Lazy Bakes to Layer Cakes – This is a great book if you need/want to downsize your desserts!

- What to Cook When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking – This book is great for those nights when you just don’t feel like cooking. The recipes are organized by the amount of time they take to cook, so whether you have 15 minutes to throw together something or a little bit longer, you will have options!

- GUSTO To Go Food Containers with Lids – These are great for leftovers or food prep. I love being able to reach into the freezer for dinner when I have an attack.
Exercise
Under-Desk Treadmill – I use this affordable treadmill for my desk at home. If you are frequently dizzy, make sure to opt for another one with a handle to hold on to like the one below.

3 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill Walking Pad with Removable Desk Workstation – This treadmill offers the same functionality as the one I have and something to hold on to as well.

Miscellaneous
- Tile by Life360 Mate – Bluetooth Tracker – Protect lost or stolen stuff and make family life easier. Attach to everyday things like keys, water bottles, or bags.
- Mattel Games Blink Card Game – The World’s Fastest Game – Players quickly try to match the shape, count, or color on the cards. Our family loves this game! It always ends in hilarity!
- Vercord Premium Nylon Purse Organizer – I love this organizer for my bags. Just grab it and move it to another one! Makes purse swaps so easy.
Bonus! Support Migraine Strong Members!!
Migraine Strong is a community of people who have pulled together over the past 7 years to support each other and help lift each other up. In keeping with that tradition, we’d like to mention a couple of small businesses owned and operated by Migraine Strong members. Supporting them is supporting one of our own! And their products are perfect gifts for others with migraine as well!!
Lisa Mayhew, longtime member of Migraine Strong, is based in gorgeous coastal Maine. She creates hand-painted original watercolor paintings inspired by the natural specimens and landscape around her. I personally own one of her gorgeous butterfly paintings. She’s so talented! Check out her Etsy shop.

Studio Ilana Creations

Ilana Radin Segall is a long-time member of Migraine Strong. She has some lovely creations in her Etsy shop. Explore her custom bedding, art, clothing and mugs and other decor. It is soothing and beautiful!
Custom stationery

Custom Creations Boutique is owned by a long-time member of Migraine Strong, Lauren Granato. This is a custom design shop that works hard to create unique, high-quality event stationery for you! They design everything from save-the-dates to wedding invitations and place cards. They also design for baby showers, graduations, special birthdays, thank-you notes, and more! Check out their website for options and see their beautiful work.
Water processed decaf coffee

The most recommended type of decaf is Water-Processed coffee. It is highly regulated to be 99.9% caffeine free.
Farm House Coffee Roasters has a great selection of water-processed decaf coffee. It is delicious! It’s owned by Migraine Strong’s very own, Andrew Newell. Farm House Coffee Roasters is a certified organic micro-roastery located in Winterport, Maine. My personal favorite decaf is the Ethiopian decaf. LOVE it!! (To receive 15% off your purchase, enter code: #migrainestrong.)
And don’t forget to grab a coffee mug or this awesome Yeti Rambler or iced coffee pitcher to give together as a complete gift or to add to a migraine care package.
Hand Crafted CBD Products

Primal Botanical is owned by a long time Migraine Strong group member, Annika McCann, who lives in Vermont and suffers from migraine herself. She is a Registered Nurse and clinical herbalist who handcrafts these certified organic CBD products.
Not sure about gift ideas for someone with migraine? The Head and Neck CBD Rub is particularly lovely and I love the UPLIFT – CBD Mineral Soak and Lavender. (To receive 10% off your purchase enter code: STRONG10.)
Gift Ideas Not To Give People With Migraine
If you are shopping for a gift for someone with migraine keep in mind that some things can actually trigger an attack. Although triggers are individual, it is better to avoid the following:
- Products with scents and fragrances such as perfume, candles, and scented lotions;
- Tickets to events which could cause sound or light sensitivities;
- Products that create flashing lights and noise
We hope that this holiday season will allow you and your loved ones to spend quality time and enjoy each other. Although gifts are part of a long time tradition, nothing says “I care about you” like a phone call or a random act of kindness. We also hope that these gift ideas will make the shopping process easier for you when you are shopping for someone with migraine.
Updated from 11/14/2024

After the free week and the free mini class how much is the Vestibular Migraine Exercise Program?
I have Vestibular Migraines and have not been successful in continuing my Vestibular Exercises at home alone.
Hi. Exercises at home without support can be a challenge. We do not know the details of Dr. Oak’s program and suggest you contact her directly. I hope you find consistent relief very soon.
Earplugs; Hot, black coffee; Green lensed sunglasses; Natural vs. artificial light, especially florescent.
This post has a lot of valuable information for headache sufferers. Exceptionally important points for pertinent tension. I advise everyone to go to their website!
I would love if you all could review earplugs! I would like to go see some live music (on a good day 🙂 so I was looking for earplugs which don’t muffle the sound but just bring down the loudness… Thanks for this article!! Lots of great stuff.
Hi Kay! I use a couple of different ones. I talk about it in this article on going to concerts. There are a couple options in here that work really well. -eileen How to Manage Light and Sound Sensitivity With Migraine: Part 2 – Concerts
Wow, so many great ideas here! You have some stuff here that I’ve never heard of before. Perfect for my son’s migraines … and mine, too!
Sue
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