A cooling, scratch-like relief device made for the moments eczema itch becomes hard to ignore.
Eczema Itcher
THAT ITCH YOU JUST CAN'T IGNORE
When eczema starts itching, the hardest part isn't knowing you shouldn't scratch. It's having something else to do when the urge becomes difficult to ignore.
Your hands instinctively reach for your skin because scratching gives you an immediate physical sensation. But simply telling yourself to stop doesn't replace that sensation — it just leaves you trying to resist the urge.
The problem isn't that you don't know you shouldn't scratch. It's that you need another response to reach for.
GIVE YOUR HANDS SOMEWHERE ELSE TO GO.
When the urge to scratch becomes hard to ignore, Vigewell™ gives you something else to reach for.
Instead of scratching with your fingernails, gently glide the device over the itchy area. It's a simple way to give your hands something else to do when the urge becomes difficult to resist, so you're not automatically reaching for your skin and leaving it feeling sore or irritated.
Keep it close. Reach for it when the itch hits.
See Why People Love Vigewell™
Two Sensations. One Simple Response To The Itch.
Together: Scratch Substitution. Instead of asking you to simply resist scratching, the device gives your hands another physical action to reach for.
Zero Risk
60-Day Customer Satisfaction Guarantee
We're so confident in the quality of our product that we offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the item within 60 days for a full refund.
DAILY ITCH RELIEF SUPPORT
Why Choose Daily & Gentle Digestive Support?
Vigewell
- Cooling contact when kept in the refrigerator
- Raised, fingernail-like textured surface
- Gives your hands a physical action
- Designed as a scratch alternative
- Reusable and easy to store in the refrigerator
- Doesn't rely on willpower alone
Others
- Fingernails offer no cooling
- Ice packs give cold, but no scratch-like texture
- Just resisting gives your hands nothing to do
- Not designed as a scratch alternative
- Ice packs usually need wrapping before skin contact
- Willpower alone asks you to resist the urge
Have Questions?
We have answers.
Expertly formulated for everyday wellness. Everything you need to know before your first order.
Does this cure eczema?
No. Eczema Itcher is not a cure for eczema. It is designed to provide a cooling, scratch-like physical alternative when you feel the urge to scratch.
How does it work?
The device combines refrigerated cooling contact with a raised, fingernail-like textured surface. You gently glide it over the itchy area to give your hands another physical response instead of scratching with your nails.
Do I need to freeze it?
The current product guidance is to keep it in the refrigerator so it is cool and ready to use. Do not change this to freezer storage unless the final product instructions specifically say to do so.
How do I use it?
Take it from the refrigerator, place it on the itchy area, and gently glide it using light pressure and circular movements. Return it to the refrigerator after use.
Can I still use my eczema creams?
The device is not intended to replace eczema treatment. A moisturizer may also help with glide if that matches the final product instructions. For questions about prescribed treatments or your individual skin, follow your clinician's advice.
How is it different from an ice pack?
An ice pack provides cold. Eczema Itcher combines cooling contact with a raised scratch-like tactile surface, giving you both sensations in one device.
What if it does not work for me?
People can respond differently to cooling and tactile sensation. Insert the exact, verified returns or money-back policy here so customers understand their options before buying.