Massage equipment for home use

The range includes compact handheld devices as well as larger cushions, mats and shiatsu massagers.

Handheld massagers

Several electric handheld massagers use vibration for body massage.

They allow the user to control both the area and duration of use.

Neck and shoulder massagers

Current products include:

• heated neck massagers,
• cordless massage collars,
• lightweight USB neck devices,
• EMS/TENS stimulators.

One current EMS neck device offers 15 intensity levels and 4 modes with heating.

Foot massagers

Electric shiatsu foot massagers with heating are currently available.

A larger electric model for both feet and calves is also included.

Head massagers

The range contains manual and electric head massagers.

One cordless USB model includes 4 massage attachments.

Massage cushions

Portable cushions can be placed behind the back, neck or other suitable areas.

Several current products are designed for the back, body, neck and thighs.

Massage mats

A larger massage mat for a chair or armchair is also available.

This type of product can cover a larger area without being held by hand.

Heated massage devices

Heating is available in several current products, including neck, knee and foot massagers.

Always keep the temperature at a comfortable level.

EMS and TENS devices

Electrical stimulation products are available for areas such as:

• neck,
• shoulders,
• arms,
• calves.

Always check contraindications before using electrical stimulation.

Vacuum massager

An electric vacuum cupping massager with 6 suction levels is currently listed.

Suction massage may temporarily leave redness or visible marks.

Acupressure accessories

The range includes acupressure:

• mats,
• pillows,
• slippers.

These products require no electricity and can be used as simple relaxation accessories.

Shiatsu massage

Shiatsu devices use moving massage elements rather than simple vibration.

Current options include foot massagers and a 3D shiatsu model for the neck and back.

Choosing a massager

Consider:

• body area,
• massage type,
• intensity levels,
• heating,
• power supply,
• size,
• portability.

Safe use

Start with a lower intensity and increase it only when comfortable.

Stop using a device if it causes pain, burning or marked discomfort.

Avoid use over fresh injuries, wounds or severely irritated skin.

Cleaning

Clean surfaces that come into direct contact with the skin according to the product instructions.

Do not immerse electrical devices in water unless specifically permitted.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many products are currently listed?
There are 49 products, with 46 marked as available.

2. Are neck massagers available?
Yes. Heated, cordless and EMS/TENS neck devices are listed.

3. Are foot massagers available?
Yes. Shiatsu models with heating and a foot-and-calf device are included.

4. Are head massagers available?
Yes. Manual and electric models are currently listed.

5. Are EMS/TENS stimulators available?
Yes. Several models are included.

6. Are massage mats available?
Yes. A full massage mat and several acupressure mats are listed.

7. Are heated massagers available?
Yes. Heating is available in neck, foot, knee and other massage products.

8. Is a vacuum massager available?
Yes. A current model provides six suction levels.

9. Are acupressure products available?
Yes. Mats, pillows and slippers are currently listed.

10. What should I check before buying?
Consider the body area, massage type, intensity, heating, power source, dimensions and contraindications.