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REZA BAND®
Rate each symptom from 0 (no problem) to 5 (severe). A total above 13 is considered clinically significant for LPR.
Voice quality changes, vocal fatigue, or strain
Frequent need to clear the throat throughout the day
Postnasal drip or excessive mucus sensation
Food or pills feel stuck, or swallowing requires effort
Cough episodes triggered by meals or reclined position
Episodes of labored breathing or choking sensation
Persistent or annoying cough unrelated to illness
Globus — something stuck or tight in the throat
Burning sensation, stomach pain, or acid indigestion
Clinical Success Probability
The Reza Band applies targeted external pressure to the cricoid cartilage, reinforcing the Upper Esophageal Sphincter to stop the physical backflow of acid and pepsin.
The UES is a muscular ring at the top of the esophagus. In LPR patients, it fails to maintain adequate closure—especially during sleep when muscles naturally relax.
The Reza Band applies 20–30 mmHg of external pressure to the cricoid cartilage, reinforcing the UES barrier. This is roughly half the pressure of a buttoned shirt collar.
Clinical studies confirmed this range effectively augments intraluminal UES pressure and significantly reduces esophago-pharyngeal reflux events.
This tool is for educational purposes and does not replace a professional medical diagnosis. The Reza Band® is an FDA-cleared medical device. See full prescribing and safety information at rezaband.com/instructions.