How is this compare to the "Kneading Fingers Neck &amp; Back Massager" offered by Clark Wellness Company at the same price? http://www.amazon.com/Kneading-Finger...
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The unit I have is amazing! It works so well and feels great. Especially the reverse motor function. But what I like about the Clark wellness unit is the extended remote feature. Both products are good. I will stick to mine because I like the fact it is so powerful. Both units are money well spent
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hi i started my cetaphyl cream from my dermatalogist and loved it--i could not find the product in drugstores always gone. so i got mine on the internet and look at different sites you will find it cheaper.they all do their job-find the one you like--the moisturising for daily use is my favorite and body lotion which comes in 2 different labels read the front. i have found my cream on a special on the internet, no more drugstore purchases.good product i cannot remember what i payed exactly,sorry
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I think the stress eraser is very stressful to use. I have called for assistance and still could not get the correct pattern. I am thinking it has something to do with my dry hands, as sometimes I have trouble with electric connections with my palm pre also. I am going to give the resparate a shot, as it seems easier.
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You really do need some one there---How frail is Mom?. I'm not joking. My husband and I went through numerous Maxi rub's. Not because they are bad---but it's the greatest and best gift I ever gave my construction worker husband. We used to do each others backs every night for 1/2 an hour each and it really did the greatest number on our backs. He's passed now and I really realize what a great deal of help that massager was doing for both of us. I miss him---and our 1/2 therapy with that maxi. It would be awkward if it was for your Mom to do on her own. If she had a lower back problem she might be able to "prop" it in a chair and lean against it. If she's elderly it might be a problem. I'm 64 and I bought myself a "Shiatsue" massager (sp). If your Mom has siatica (sp) that might be a problem too. Some women who have Calcium deficiancy in their bones might find this uncomfortable. There are cheap models under a 100.00 out there but they aren't much good---the one that's about 125.00 or so is great---My boss borrowed it and 4 friends---I had to threaten one of those to give it back. They are like a matte that you sit on with a back. The good ones have metal or hard plastic balls in the back part that go up and down---mine can go side to side along the spine---you can also use the remote to hit the button to make it stay in one spot. I love mine---If any of this is too much sometimes a plain old heating pad works Let me know if you need more help-I've had back problems my whole life with a handicap child
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Vibrate is the fastest setting. There are knobs inside but they don't physically rotate...there is a fast rotating pulse from knob to knob...very massage like. My husband has to have a shot in his back every 6 months for a back issue. This really soothes his aching back. I use it after I work out for sore back and thigh muscles. I also put my grandchildren on it and it puts them to sleep every time. I think it's the combination massage pulse and warmer because a lot of times it puts me to sleep.
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I can't say that is better than the typical tens machine. They are the same in terms of the tens itself. Hollywog is easier to use but they are made to be used on your back, if you try to use it in other body parts the machine does not work so well.
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mine stopped after years of light use... if i press the two buttons on either side , it worked for another 10-15 min ... it seemed like something lost contact.... there are some replacement parts that wear.. i am not mechanical.. i feel i got good use from it..i will another.. it is a unique product... as pro bodyworker, my clients love the scalp massage and sometime i add shoulders and other muscle groups... you can never put a price on good vibrations that benefit the body... buy another like i am doing, save directions for maintenance... i am sure i could have done better job in that arena... good luck and keep circulating.. mine stopped after years of light use... if i press the two buttons on either side , it worked for another 10-15 min ... it seemed like something lost contact.... there are some replacement parts that wear.. i am not mechanical.. i feel i got good use from it..i will another.. it is a unique product... as pro bodyworker, my clients love the scalp massage and sometime i add shoulders and other muscle groups... you can never put a price on good vibrations that benefit the body... buy another like i am doing, save directions for maintenance... i am sure i could have done better job in that... » Read More mine stopped after years of light use... if i press the two buttons on either side , it worked for another 10-15 min ... it seemed like something lost contact.... there are some replacement parts that wear.. i am not mechanical.. i feel i got good use from it..i will another.. it is a unique product... as pro bodyworker, my clients love the scalp massage and sometime i add shoulders and other muscle groups... you can never put a price on good vibrations that benefit the body... buy another like i am doing, save directions for maintenance... i am sure i could have done better job in that arena... good luck and keep circulating.. « Show Less
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Here is an unbiased online review =)http://www.asseenontvonsale.com/compare/derma-wand-vs-lift-wand-review/
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The answer is what the other two respondents said, but this product is very low quality and doesn't work that well. There are much better quality versions of such a massage.
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I sent an email to the manufacturer and got a reply as below: SP-20H- Ultra Plush Shiatsu Pillow. This pillow has shiatsu massaging mechanisms that provide a deep, kneading massage.SP-25H- Ultra Plush Shiatsu & Vibration. This pillow has shiatsu and vibrating massage as well. (Discontinued)SP-30H- Shiatsu Massage Pillow. This pillow is not as plush as the other 2 and it only provides a deep, kneading massage with no vibration.
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I have not used that product; however, our other home medic was heavier and more powerful, and it would actually hurt when it was used on my back. This one does the massage work without the discomfort.
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I love it and yes I love it on my back when I can get someone to do it for me ¢¾ I would recommend it to anyone....would love it more if it also had a slower speed and a tip a little smaller than a golf ball.....then it would would work great on my migraines, also the brush like attachment.....now that would be the perfect had held massager for me with Fibromyalgia ¢¾
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The company has a stronger unit at a higher price that can't be beat. My massage therapist would actually use it from time to time it worked so good. This model is one of the best of the smaller units but I cannot say whether or not it would penetrate deep enough for your body type. I use it on my shoulders daily and it helps but nothing beats a strong set of hands to get the blood flowing. Hope this helps.
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That I don't know----the machine is great though and lasts forever. My husband and I, for years used to give each other 1/2 hour massages with this machine every night. Whe he passed away I never knew how much good that thing was doing for me. Really a great machine--I think we went through about 5 of them. (we used them as I said alot. )
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Bought mine years ago based on the "hype" and I liked the way it handled but didn't see a monster difference. I think it just fit well against my lid and reached all lashes from edge to edge. It felt good to handle and squeeze and I didn't have issues with right vs left hand/eye. What is critical is the shape of the curler and how well it fits against YOUR eyelid to pick up lashes. Shu has a softer silicone pad that does do a softer curved crimp for me vs the acute 90 degree bend with a harder rubber pad like Shiseido. I can skip the 3 crimp (base, middle, tip) technique with my Shu curler with Shu pad. It does a great job for me with shorter stick straight lashes. I used to heat my curlers w/ my hair dryer to get a better holding curl. I don't have to heat with Shu. The choice of mascara (H2O proof, watery or dry, fibers or not) and brush shape(comb or bristles) is the other part of the whole eyelash process. What does the hype say? Googled it and found from InStyle magazine: &lt;Shu Uemura: Winner ('13), `12, `11, `10, `09, `05 Unlike most in its category, this tool "is easy to hold and fits all eye shapes," says L.A. makeup pro Megan Lanoux. And it legitimately curls (not bends or creases) lashes.&gt; We are having problems buying refills online for this curler so are buying Shiseido refills from Amazon which costs as much to ship as the 2 pk refill. I would love to have someone answer this for you who has new curlers from Shu and Shiseido and compares.
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I love it and yes I love it on my back when I can get someone to do it for me I would recommend it to anyone....would love it more if it also had a slower speed and a tip a little smaller than a golf ball.....then it would would work great on my migraines, also the brush like attachment.....now that would be the perfect had held massager for me with Fibromyalgia
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There are two settings. The massager kneads one direction without heat, and the other with heat. You can turn it upside to essentially reverse the direction, while maintaining whichever you prefer (heat or no heat). The heat is very mild. They also make a version of this without heat at all, if you never want the heat.