Yes, of course! Intensive research has been carried out into the effects of VRelax since 2016, together with the professional field and users. Our research program is aimed at the effective and efficient use of VRelax in the clinical and business sector. For more information, visit the website or ask one of our colleagues for an explanation.

Yes, it really helps! Users experience a 40% stress reduction in just 10-15 minutes and long-term effects have also been scientifically proven. Our research program is aimed at the effective and efficient use of VRelax in the clinical and business sector. For more information, visit the website or ask one of our colleagues for an explanation.

We like to talk to our customers to find the truth together for different sectors and to gain more insights about the effects of VRelax. If you are a user interested in participating in research, please register at www.vrmentalhealth.nl.

VRelax gives an immediate stress reduction of 40% in just 10-15 minutes and long-term effects have also been scientifically proven. In certain groups, we see that these effects can be even greater, especially if VRelax is part of a broader treatment plan. We therefore hope that VRelax can lead to less medication intake and treatment, but it is certainly not a substitute for this. Give yourself the time to discover what effect VRelax has on your mental well-being.

Yes, but we follow the 20-20-2 rule:
– after 20 screen minutes,
– look into the distance for 20 seconds
– being/playing outside for at least 2 hours a day.

VRelax is not recommended below the age of 5 years.

VRelax gives an immediate stress reduction of 40% in just 10-15 minutes and long-term effects have also been scientifically proven. VRelax can be used daily for a period of 3-6 weeks.

VRelax is CE certified and very safe to use. Some people can get a little nauseous or dizzy with Virtual Reality. Fortunately, if you take off the glasses, this is usually over within a few minutes. Usually these effects disappear when you get a little more experience in VR.

Some people can get a little nauseous or dizzy with Virtual Reality. In the case of visual disturbances, you may not perceive the virtual environment well, which may also lead to nausea or dizziness. Fortunately, if you take off the glasses, this is usually over within a few minutes. Usually these effects disappear when you get a little more experience in VR.