The Flow headset has been designed and extensively tested by experts. It is CE-certified and complies with all European and UK laws for medical devices. Th...

Flow can be used in combination with antidepressants as well as a standalone treatment. Some users have had success reducing their medication dosage, wherea...

In this FAQ: Side effects of Flow tDCS stimulation Skin reactions Headache Tinnitus Worsened symptoms Tiredness, fatigue and sleep disturbances How ...

In this FAQ: What should stimulating feel like? Should I continue stimulating? How do I prevent and manage discomfort? How do I manage severe discomfor...

Flow is currently licensed for medical use in individuals aged 18 and older who have been diagnosed with depression. Although a prescription is not mandator...

Because of the way Flow works, you do not need to avoid or stop certain types of medication when using Flow. If you want to make any changes to your depres...

In general, it's best to pause your Flow treatment until you feel better if you have a cold, flu, or fever. This is because there isn't enough resea...

After receiving Botox treatment, it's generally safe to resume using Flow, but it's essential to follow all post-Botox care instructions diligently....

The CE class-IIA medical device certification (ISO-13485 Medical Device Quality Management by BSI) confirms that the Flow device is licensed for medical use...