Review on Electric Massager Compression Pressure Arthritis by Jerry Crist

Unsuccessful purchase. First, if it's for men, they should have meant men with small hands. Mine barely reached my wrist. My fingers rested on the round pad where my palm should be. It doesn't feel like a massage, more like two airbags with rubber pads squeezing your hand tightly. "Warmth" is just gentle warmth, no more than you might expect from a USB-powered device. Modes 2 and 3 would be unbearable for large hands and would cause pain rather than relief. Mode 3 is like a vise crushing on my arm. Another disadvantage is that the built-in battery is not replaceable. So if at some point it can no longer be charged, the device will probably be thrown away. To be fair, I only kept it because my wife said that while it wasn't as therapeutic as she had hoped, it still gave her some comfort. For that I gave 2 stars.