Work is stressful. In fact, it can be one of the most stressful environments in the world and there are many workers who wish they could go back to studying. If only they could, as stress is no laughing matter. According to studies, stress can raise blood pressure, suppress the immune system, increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, cause depression, and even speed up the aging process. Stress is indeed a dangerous thing, and many companies have made money out of this age old dilemma. From simple stress balls to the complicated acupuncture procedure, the stress buster industry is filthy rich.

But for only $4.99, you can fight stress with this new gadget that you can use anytime, anywhere, as long as you have a computer. The USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner is now available to fight stress and combat fatigue. The beauty of it is that all you need to do is plug it in and you can instantly whiff pleasant aromas to calm you down. And where do you usually find these computers? In stressful areas such as the workplace. So if ever that mean ‘ole boss breathes down your neck again, just plug this in and take deep breaths. In no time, you’re cool, calm, and collected.

No, this is not mysticism taking over the computer industry. Studies have shown that scent can affect our moods without our conscious mind realizing it. It’s pure science. So I advise you to think twice the next time your grandmother asks you to whiff bergamot when you have cold sores.

At approximately 2.5 inches long, distressing has never been easier. There is no software to run, drivers to install, as the USB only needs to get warm. The drive comes with grooves where you can put a drop of oil. With every purchase comes a little bottle of scented oil, depending on the color of the USB. The red comes with rose; the purple, lavender; the green, peppermint; and yellow, jasmine. And if ever supply runs out, you can always put in any scent. The USB Aromatherapy Oil Burner is perfect for those working in stressful environments. Too bad it doesn’t come with storage memory though.

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