Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.
To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at Wenatchee Times asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Travel Gifts
1) Nausea Relief Wearable
Let the motion sickness-prone rejoice. This motion sickness bracelet sends soothing pulses to your brain and stomach, which can help restore your gastric rhythms and end nausea within minutes. Use it for travel, pregnancy, or even operation-related nausea. Rub on some of the included conductivity gel and wear the band’s face on your wrist’s underside. Then set the pulse to an intensity that feels comfortable and let Reliefband do the rest.
2) Silicone Organization Band 3-Pack
Organize, wrap, and corral with packing bands that can help out with many jobs. This set of durable and stretchy silicone bands comes with three different sizes that can be linked to work together, or secure one to itself—there’s no metal parts to cause any scratches or snags. A band fits the bill for tasks like keeping clothes tidy in luggage (there’s even indicators for clean and dirty laundry), sealing open bags in the pantry and more.
3) Water Purification Pod
Use this little water enhancer to purify tap water in a bottle for on-the-go drinking or in a pitcher for the whole family. GoPure’s porous ceramic absorbs impurities and releases trace minerals to balance the pH levels. And it uses an all-natural, fine-grain rock (Diatomite) to filter out lead, arsenic, chlorine, and other contaminants you don’t want in your system. It’s a portable solution for potable water.
4) RFID Blocking Plus Size MyPhone
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5) CleanKey™ Brass Hand Tool 2-Pack
A CleanKey™ is the perfect no-touch way to avoid germy surfaces. The tool is made with anti-microbial brass alloy and is designed to reduce your contact with things like door handles, elevator and ATM buttons, and even touchscreens.
