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EEG Cap Restock Update — New Models Incoming!

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Martina Berto
Research Engineer & Neuroscientist @ Neurotechnology.

We’re happy to announce that we have redesigned our EEG caps to offer better fit, comfort, and performance!

The new and improved caps are on the way!

The current version of the BrainAccess EEG caps is now sold out.

We’re preparing to restock soon with the new design — stay tuned!

Note that it is still possible to place an order now, and we’ll ship your cap as soon as the new stock arrives.

Our popular BrainAccess Halo headband continues shipping as usual — no changes there.

We’ll share more details about the new caps very soon.

In the meantime, thank you for your support and patience!

The BrainAccess Team

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