The HONEST Amofit S+ Review - How does it stack up against Pulsetto? 

Would love to hear from people who own one if they have had a good experience with it!

I have had the Amofit S+ since December 2023 and have seen significant positive results. I live with ME/CFS and POTS. My HRV has improved as have energy levels, ability to walk short distances, and I have avoided relapse crashes since using the device. The decision to try Amofit followed some small benefit with use of a Tens and ear clip. No regrets at all! I even bought a second Amofit device as a back up…

Chris, thanks so much for doing a product review. Very helpful. Currently the product website is charging $248 for a single disc. Fir ne that's a large sum for something of uncertain value. Some people might be more sensitive to EMF fields and it might work for them. Again, many thanks.

I was very skeptical myself but to my surprise I felt the calm mode working shortly after putting it on. When I removed it to let my wife try I also felt the difference of not having it on. I am someone that I think is prone to be more sensitive to it, as I may have higher sensitivity to electric fields in some way. ie: when in big shopping stores with lots of lights I get a nauseous feeling fairly quickly and need to leave the store to feel better. Maybe that could be an indicator to what kind of people it may work better on.

Just got mine and the calm mode works quite well in just few minutes. I found it hard to get angry and normally it is easy to get angry for me. It also make me sleepy a little bit for some reason. ll update when I try the other 2 modes.

First thing I check before I hit play is whether or not you have a referral link for the product you're reviewing...and if there's none then I'll believe your review! Thanks for an honest unpaid viewpoint. Seems there are no magic bullets for mental or physical health. (Except Ozempic! Hahaha).

Have you tested if sleep is affected with a superhuman/oura ring?

I've used this as well as the pulsetto - the pulsetto blows this away in it's efficacy and user friendliness. And what I mean by that is the Amofit has 2 different modes. One is activating for focus and one is calming for stress and you hold the button to switch modes. And it's supposed to be a treatment that lasts x amount of time and then shut off. Only it doesn't shut off half the time. It's a roll of the dice. And when it doesn't shut off, it goes into the other mode. So let's say you are going to sleep and you put it on calm mode and you start to fall asleep and then focus mode comes on and sleep becomes impossible. You can't control it, you can't trust it and the impact it makes is small- it definitely does 'work' but I think the pulsetto is more effective, easier to use and reliable (even with needing to use gel).

What about nurosym?

Are you measuring your HRV? That's supposedly the key biomarker for this working or not. That's what they measure in the studies.

The pulsetto is much more intense then the amofit and regular ear tvns.