I’ve been shackled to my computer doing research, and for months I’ve been getting a bit of massage relief from a tennis ball in a pillow case that I put between my chair and my back. It’s great, cheap way to really get into back muscles. However, there was no way to get the shoulders and neck massaged. I was so tight in those areas and have visited osteopath and masseuse for help. I saw this in a celebrity Instagram post and the celebrity (Kristin Bell filmed by her hubby) looked blissed out. That plus the low price got me interested in this device. It’s excellent. After the first two massages I felt sore and bruised (in a good way). I’ve been doing three sessions a day now and just feel looser and more pliable, and I feel a huge difference in range of motion. I can turn my head further and I don’t have that tension between my shoulder blades that I’ve been accustomed to. Next week I visit my osteopath, and I’ll see what she says about whether this device is helping with my neck and shoulder issues. I think it is. I feel I can stand straighter with my shoulders pulled back more comfortably.
I truly look forward to each session with this device. I’m very careful about only doing one session at a time to heed the overheat warning. I want this thing to last!!
My aunt has a chair massager that I considered, but the design of this one really makes shoulder massage possible in ways that other devices like hers can’t. You can control how firm the pressure is just by pulling out releasing with you arms. Very clever.
Excellent purchase. Excellent value.
| Units | 1.00 count |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nekteck |
| Country of origin | China |
