I have been taking Mighty for about 4ish months now. I have a very hard time taking supplements. In addition to a soy allergy I seem to be very sensitive about how much of anything I can take.

I have NEVER had an issue taking Mighty. I started with 1 a day, now I am 2 a day. I learned from a wonderful neurologist the power of certain supplements for people with migraines and I love that your formulation has it all in 1 capsule.

I am on a monthly pharmaceutical shot, and I hope to stop that one day. I am interested to see what happens as I increase to 3 or 4 pills a day.

It took about 2 weeks for me to notice with Mighty that the levels of sharp pain were smoothing out. I am waking up with less brain fog, especially after a tough day. My energy level is getting better. Screens and LED lights are my main trigger that I have little control over in this with my job. I have noticed that my tolerance has increased. My ability to deal with lights at night is better as well. Any better is BIG in my book.

Unless you deal with migraines ( or see what a loved one goes though ) it is hard to understand how sensitive our bodies are and even when we know the triggers and do our best to mitigate things, life happens. Mighty is one more tool I use that is helping my everyday pain and making it easier to deal with the unknowns life will throw at you.

I am just so deeply happy to have this product. I have tried other migraine relief products and they just ( for me ) kinda suck. I am sorry for what you two ( founders ) had to go through to get to the point of needing to make this, but I am so happy you did. :)

I received my shipment 4 days ago. I started with half the dose because I’m a little hesitant, a little scared. Well I’m very surprised that the past 4 days I have not had my recurring tension headache. I can only think it’s the Melina that has made the difference. I’m really really glad I tried it!

I started getting severe migraines with a visual aura at the age of 71. I was getting 2-3 a week. It was debilitating as you know. I went down the route of neurologist, Botox, sumatriptan, Ubrelvy,, eliminating all the triggers, migraine sunglasses and migraine glasses you name it. 6 months and $5,000 I got nowhere. I then started on mighty and after about 10 weeks i now only get maybe 1-2 migraines a month but they are very mild. Many months I am migraine free. I thought it was a coincidence so I stopped taking mighty but they came back after about 1-2 weeks. The supplement is a life saver. In addition the customer service is second to none. They actually personally respond to your emails. They want you to get better!!

I'm in my late 20s, and I've had migraines and fatigue for so long, but even just two months on Melina Mighty, and I feel like I have my life back. I could honestly cry because I am now able to run errands on my own, go outside while the sun is out, and hike! I haven't been able to hike in years. And going to the grocery store without having dizziness or headache or getting completely wiped out is such a game changer for me! This summer (2025) has certainly been my best summer yet because of these vitamins, and I'm actually looking forward to next year when I might have enough energy to travel. For the first time in my life, I feel like I could have a fun future. I've always been so lethargic and in so much pain that I was not able to plan out my life or even think father than a few days out, but now I can make plans and feel pretty confident that I'll be well and energized enough to follow through.
There's also the fact that now I wake up 2 or 3 times per week without pain or fatigue or other migraine symptoms. That used to never happen for me. Lately, I've been able to get out of bed and get through an entire work day without a major dip in energy, and I'm no longer falling asleep in random places at random times.
I get the feeling that my life is now full of potential, and I'm excited to see where it goes.
THANK YOU for giving me back my life. I am grateful.

I started to experience vertigo-like dizziness symptoms at Menopause. It was so slight at first and so infrequent that I dismissed it. Several years later it got to the point where I could no longer go into museums or supermarkets (hence the syndrome name "Supermarket Syndrome"), and even driving became a challenge. Without a diagnosis, it was an extremely stressful situation as I felt I would become housebound and unable to work. I got a diagnosis of vestibular migraine, which can often be resolved with magnesium. But that wasn't helping - probably because I didn't have the right dosage. My doctor prescribed anti seizure medication that sounded a little frightening. I happened on an ad for Melina Mighty and with the right blend of vitamins and magnesium, I got my life back. Still experimenting with new environments, but it's been a game changer.