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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Device Sep 04, 2010
By Dragonwort Castle
We are very satisfied with this device and purchase. This is a quality medical heating device that has the advantage of being able to be worn and simply plug and unplug it as you go, when you are near an outlet. It is great for working in our family office in front of the computer and walking around making copies and faxing, when bending while throwing pots as a potter, and can be worn while working in the kitchen, or bending over cars in the garage. I imagine it could be easily worn at work. It is comfortable and easy to wear. I do not know about the magic of the electrical radiation that stimlulates circulation, but the warmth it produces feels good and it works as stated. A bit pricy but it seems to be high quality, and has a 60 day warrantee. If you simply want a stationary heating pad I recommend the Sunbeam Health at Home Gray King Size Heating Pad through Amazon, but if you want something for while you move around, this is it. You deserve comfort and you are worth it. If it helps avoid surgery or PT costs you have saved a lot of money. If you have surgery or PT this will help you ambulate and heal. It is a very nice practical product.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Works for me--though I'm puzzled why. Aug 29, 2010
By Candace Drimmer
"a.k.a. Candi Boggs"
Having scoliosis that aggravates serratus muscles when they are overused (as in exercising)--I have off and on chronic back pains. Long story, short---bought this gizmo, with no idea if it would work (but since I'd bought an ultrasound machine from them a few years back that DID solve my plantar fasciitis, I figured--the company is reputable.)
It works. The depth of the heat to a serratus muscle, that is buried under bone and more on the back--is amazing. Will use each time I do triceps exercises (which is when the issue arises.) Bravo.
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