Review on PERLEVI Massager Kneading Compression Fasciitis by Brittany Smith

I am on my feet a lot and also do pre-exercises that stress all areas of my feet. Professionally, I often stand a lot or for a long time. I run almost every day for my aerobic exercise. On days when I'm not jogging, I prefer a vigorous indoor workout with lots of challenging footwork that makes up the majority of the total footwork. Because of this constant strain on this vital area that is essential to living comfortably, I have been looking for a way to reduce my legs due to the stress build-up. Luckily, with this super nice Perlevi branded machine I have found the perfect way to get a massage without paying the super high price of going to a professional. This car has a pretty oval shape and is no larger than a large cat or small dog. It can be easily stored when not in use. I just put it under my bed when not in use. In the attached video clip, you will see a member of my family who is medically qualified to give his or her opinion on the matter. This man suffers from a leg problem related to an old injury. I like that there is a single strip down the middle that contains easy-to-use buttons as well as an LED outlet indicator. I think this car has a futuristic look and it looks cool. It doesn't have a remote control, just very simple controls on the machine itself. I like that there's no remote control because it keeps the user from falling asleep or drifting off, so watch how long the thing is being used. The interior, where the legs go, is made of smooth fabric. This area is equipped with a zip system so you can open the inside for washing. I was hoping it would be designed like this because it's something you put your feet in and I'm glad it's very easy to clean. The massage features are verbatim in the attached video clip, but I can say with confidence that this ting performs a thorough massage. It's specifically designed to work all areas of the foot with control, as if concentrating on your toes. There are some features that are best described by trying them out for yourself rather than in words. I personally like the effect on the side of the foot, as I constantly have problems with the left heel of my foot. This machine works the old fashioned way, using a two-pin adapter to power it. There's no wireless option, but I like it. In summary, I am very happy with this machine, as is my family member who has tried it. I recommend this for medical purposes (for people with severe muscle/foot problems and also for regular posts).