Real people. Real bad days.

When I first joined Pulsetto, I stepped into the role of Customer Support Supervisor and Reputation Manager. While it wasn't my first job, it was a significant step forward in my career and an opportunity I was genuinely excited about. From day one, I felt proud to be part of the team and that feeling hasn't changed.

During my first year, I worked closely with our customers while also witnessing something truly inspiring: the creation of Pulsetto's medical team from the ground up. At the time, I was studying Genetics, so seeing the company's growing focus on science felt like a natural alignment with my academic path and long-term aspirations.

As the medical team expanded, I had the opportunity to transition into a role that was more closely connected to my field of study. It was a move that combined my professional experience with my passion for science, and I couldn't have been happier about it.

Balancing a full-time job, a laboratory internship, and university studies was certainly challenging, but it taught me the value of dedication, discipline, and perseverance. Looking back, I'm grateful for every step of the journey and excited to continue growing alongside Pulsetto.

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Sharing my Pulsetto experience…Cancer treatment several years ago left me with a compromised digestive system stemming from vagus nerve damage. I’ve tried multiple ways over the years to help improve digestion dysfunction without much long term success. Since starting with the Pulsetto Fit about two months ago, it’s been the one thing that consistently works, without needing to take medications that lead to further side effects. I primarily use Pulsetto Fit daily for inflammation and gut health, but I’ve also tried the sleep, stress, and headache modes. So far so good. I have less inflammation and my stomach digestion has improved. Would recommend this product to others struggling with digestive issues due to vagus nerve dysfunction. Thank you!

I cannot express in words how much the Pulsetto device has helped me with my PTSD, Nerve pain, Sleep, and Pain in general. I suffer from debilitating pain from Degenenerative Disc Disorder, a Herniated L-5 Disc with a radial tear down to my S-1, Sciatica, bone spurs on each C vertebrae that touches each sac of each section, with my C-5 and my C-6 intertwined with each other.

So, I am in constant pain 24/7, with no real relief in sight, and many specialists and doctors later; I have tried many medications, treatments, and holistic methods and none of them have given me even the slightest relief. Now running out of options and hope, I end up seeing an ad for the Pulsetto device. With nothing to lose and running on empty, due to countless sleepless nights, and ebdless suffering; I decided to order the device!

Let me just say, it's the best money that I have ever spent!! I am very happy with the device as it has substantially lessened my pain to where it is tolerable and manageable, and the best is that I am falling asleep faster and getting the absolute best sleep I have ever had in a long, long time. I want to thank the makers of Pulsetto for creating this wonderful tool, which truly is helping people all over the country. To anyone out there that is suffering with pain, stress, anxiety, depression, etc., I would recommend the Pulsetto device. Trust me, if it is helping me, I bet that it can help you too!! Thank you!!

I didn't plan for Pulsetto to become part of my story – it simply did.

I'd known about Pulsetto as a Lithuanian startup for some time, but it took a fortunate coincidence and the right timing to bring me through the door. I crossed paths with both co-founders at a moment when they were actively building their team. Clinical studies had already captured my attention – not just professionally, but personally – and I knew how central that field is to any serious health tech company. When the opportunity presented itself, I said yes.

There were no illusions going in. The work was demanding from the start. But challenge has a way of revealing what matters, and this role quickly became one of the most meaningful of my career. I was trusted to make real decisions, navigate complex problems, and lead the clinical studies pathway from the ground up. That responsibility extended into one of the most rigorous areas of the work: preparing regulatory documentation for medical device certification across both EU and US markets.

As the scope of the work expanded, so did my role. Within less than a year of joining, I began building my own team – and with that came a new title and a new chapter: CEO of UAB Pulsetto Medical, a daughter company of Pulsetto.

From the beginning, something felt right. I believed in the mission, and that belief only deepened with time. Pulsetto is already succeeding – not by accident, but through the drive of a passionate team willing to move boldly and learn honestly, from the wins and from the harder lessons alike.

I'm grateful to be part of this story. And I'm only more motivated to help write what comes next.

My career in influencer marketing began in 2018 when I joined Tesonet --> NordVPN as an influencer marketing manager. Together with Eglė, we built the influencer marketing department from the ground up into a robust, highly effective operation. We participated in the biggest influencer marketing events, such as VidCon in Los Angeles and the Influencer Marketing Show in London, and met directly with agencies in Paris, Berlin, and London.

Back in 2018, it would have been hard to imagine that we’d be working with influencers like PewDiePie, Marques Brownlee, Casey Neistat, Yes Theory, and Mr. Beast—and it all started with us creating our own reports, building our own landing pages, and manually reaching out to contacts one by one. Things took off so quickly that by 2019, the influencer department was already generating an eight-figure annual revenue.

At NordVPN, I was responsible for markets such as the U.S., the U.K., Germany, France, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, South Korea, and Japan. I worked with more than 20 different agencies from around the world.

I’ve been following Pulsetto’s journey for a long time, and I was very intrigued by the product; I was curious to learn how influencer marketing and partnerships would work. I felt that I could apply my experience in this field and, by implementing best practices, help grow this department.

I started as a “Senior Partnerships Manager” and, after nearly 6 months, became an “Influencer & Brand Partnerships Manager.”

Projects ranging from the NBA campaign with JV and Matas Buzelis to collaborations with Whoop, Runna, Ultrahuman, and Bryan Johnson. From micro-influencers and UGC content to automation, strategy building, and campaign management. While I’m results- and performance-driven, what keeps me motivated are those moments when creators deliver, when I see high-quality content, when I read positive feedback, and when I see the department grow.

I love this field, I explore it every day, monitor competitors, strive to improve, and apply best practices here. I hope to see good results soon.

I purchased my Pulsetto in July of 2025, because I had been having a hard time sleeping through the night as I always have. I am also a highly sensitive person (HSP) and have high functioning anxiety as well as Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) and just may be ADHD. So I have a lot of issues here, and please do not let me get started on the depression I have been experiencing ever since the last presidential election! Enough said!!

It took a while for me to notice any changes as they came on gradually…nice, smooth, and gentle. I noticed that it gently soothed me into sleep. I really enjoyed the sleep meditation as it helped me to relax, as relaxing is a big problem for me.

I used to remove my Pulsetto at night after my sleep meditation was finished, but I realized that the process of removing the device stimulated me enough that now I was a bit more awake than before I removed the device. Removing the device almost seemed to defeat the purpose of the Pulsetto. I wear a sleep mask as well as ear plugs at night to go to sleep and try to avoid any unnecessary stimulation.

Eventually, I noticed that I was falling asleep while using the Pulsetto. Sometimes it would repeat the stimulation, or I would be half awake noticing the vibration of the device. I was unsure what was happening. Was it really starting to repeat itself, or was I imagining it? I just knew that I was happy to be sleeping a bit more.

Then in December we went to San Diego for our New Year’s Eve celebration. When I went to charge the device, it would not charge. I tried lots of things and then finally gave up. No more Pulsetto!! I was heartbroken!

When I returned home, I sent an email stating what had happened to my device. They approved the return of my device. So I sent it back and then patiently waited for a replacement.

In the meantime, I was getting ready for a Zoom meeting with my estranged daughter at the end of January. Six months earlier my daughter had let me know that she did not want me in her life until she had found her healing. It was hard to accept and I found that I was triggered a lot because of it. I found myself crying at the least little mention of anything “daughter.”

I really wished that I had my Pulsetto, because I had also started using it during the day for my anxiety. Since I did not have access to it anymore, I felt my anxiety rising, and I felt like crying most days. I know that it really would have helped me through this difficult time in my life, but I was on my own for this one!

It took about six weeks for me to finally receive a replacement Pulsetto. I was happy when it arrived. Now after about a month of using it again, I feel a bit more balanced. I have been sleeping through most of the night, and wake up in the morning with my Pulsetto still around my neck and my air pod in my ear. Sigh….

I am not so hypervigilant about things and have found it is a bit easier to let things go rather than to obsess about them. I am on a more even keel and do not feel so overwhelmed as I used to. I do not allow the triggers to fire as I did once before. The flooding that I sometimes experience when my emotions take over and I cannot think straight has not controlled me in a while. I can take a step back and understand my RSD a bit better. My therapist as well as my husband have noticed the differences in me.

When I had to send my Pulsetto in for a replacement, I noticed that when I listened to another meditation while lying in bed, that I felt the stimulation of the Pulsetto. Not as strong as it usually was, but I felt it. I know, it was certainly weird, but I attributed it to my body asking where was the stimulation, and taking it upon itself to provide it for me. I know…”I’m weird.” So I would concentrate on the feeling and relax into it. I think that it helped… even if it was only in my mind.

Anyways, I am really happy to have my Pulsetto replaced, and now I have taken them up on their offer of an Extended Five-Year Warranty on my Pulsetto. This has really made a difference in my life and I hope that I will never have to do without it again.

By the way…their customer service is totally awesome. I received almost immediate responses to my emails, as well as empathy when describing my situation. I truly feel that this company has my best interest at heart and they truly do want to change the world and make it a better place to live as well as to love.

Thank you for changing my life for the better. I am a loyal customer forever….

You know, before I stumbled upon this incredible gadget, I have to admit, I was genuinely feeling quite lost when it came to my overall well-being. My sleep schedule was all over the place, my energy levels were dipping, and I was honestly pretty frustrated with my weight. It felt like I was running out of options!

But then this device came into the picture, and it felt like a real breath of fresh air. I'm still super early in the process of incorporating it into my daily routine, so I'm just getting acquainted with everything. However, I can already tell you, I'm absolutely bursting with optimism and excitement for the positive changes I truly believe it's going to bring. I've got a really great feeling about this journey ahead!

I'm one of the many aging adults (67) that has trouble staying asleep. I get up to pee 3 or 4 times a night and can rarely get back into a meaningful sleep. My urologist said I don't have a bladder issue, I have a sleep issue. I started taking a Benadryl every night and that helped, but always woke up groggy and with a headache. I switched to gummies which gave me gnarly weird dreams and broken sleep and occasional headache. I read about Pulsetto in the NYT review and thought I'd give it a try. It has been over 3 weeks now and I've been gummy/drug free the entire time. Since starting with Pulsetto, I get up to pee once a night or not at all, but when I do, I have no problem getting back to sleep.

By nature I'm probably the most skeptic person around, at least to my friends... they've crowned me the "president of the skeptic tank", a title I accept with pride. So to say I was skeptical about this is an understatement. But I was desperate and thought I'd give it a go... glad I did!

Thank you!

Being on the road 3-4 days a week had me exhausted and a little moody . It’s always difficult to sleep in a hotel but since I started using Pulsetto I have not had trouble sleeping at all. I notice I am not as short fused, and just feel better overall!

I'm Diana from Bucharest, Romania. :)

I've started using Pulsetto Fit just recently, 2-3 weeks ago.

I'm attaching a quick photo of me with the device, fresh from this morning.

I already find it very effective, even though I haven't gotten in the habit of using it daily. But I'm getting there. :)

To use a metaphor, it's like brain surgery or massage for the brain.

This morning, I woke up with my a headache, my head swollen. I did't want to take pills. Instead, I used Pulsetto for 2 sessions in a row. And the pain is 85% gone. Felt like a little incision on the brain to fix what was wrong.

I am mesmerized how effective it is.

Otherwise, I mostly use Pulsetto when I feel anxious or stresses, and at night for better sleep. I also have ADHD, so I believe it helps me here as well, to quite & slow down the mind and get more clarity & focus.

I started using my device July 23. Over the last several years I’ve been trying to learn to live with perimenopause. The brain fog, fatigue, the loss of myself. Within days of using my device my thinking became clearer, my energy more consistent throughout the day. I’m struggling less with word finding, with remembering tasks I need to do during the day, things I want to accomplish. I have the energy to wake up with my alarm. As a matter of fact, a few mornings I’ve woken up before my alarm. One morning I was reflecting on this amazing transformation. I had the mental image of what had happened in the perimenopause phase as a slow motion piece of glass breaking apart. I feel more like myself than I have in several years, thank you, thank you, thank you!!