These cooling patches did not really help with my daughters migraines at all. The cooling patches just felt like a cool gel but my daughter said that ice packs work better. She said she would not recommend this product to help with migraines.

My go-to medication when I have a migraine is Tiger Balm. So far I haven't found anything to compare with it in terms of effectiveness. This "migraine relief patch" didn't work for me at all. It comes in the form of large bandages that you peel off and place over your forehead. I tried to sleep with one of the patches and my migraine never went away and bothered me all night. Nope.

This product comes in a resealable pouch, not individually packed. I had a migraine, this did not work to ease any relief. I believe this would be better for when I or someone in the family will have a fever.. This reminds me of the cooling forehead patch for kids that I had purchased in the past. So it should be better for a fever.

These are really easy to use and convenient for "on the go". I really wanted to be able to recommend them. Unfortunately, they do contain parabens. If you haven't researched parabens yet, its worth finding out why they may be harmful to humans by interfering with hormones. Pros: Good value. Feels like a cool washcloth on the applied area. No negative fragrance or burning sensation. No sticky residue. Stick just enough (not too much or too little). No immediate reaction even with my sensitive skin. 90% water means that these are 90% healthful ingredients. Cons: Hard to apply to migraine areas under hair (where a lot of migraines trigger) because of the adhesive Parabens (especially the propylparaben) discourage me from using these as often as I'd like.

This is loaded with parabens, an ingredient that I actively avoid. Parabens are a known toxin and I refuse to use them in any form. It's a no for me. Too bad because I had high hopes for this.