Review on 💪 Massage Gun Muscle Massager Gun Deep Tissue: Powerful Percussion Electric Back Massager for Athletes, Pain Relief, and Long-Lasting Battery - 4 Massage Heads, 5 Speeds by Jerry Crist

I received this item for free as a reviewer from Revain Vine and this is my honest review. I only ask for items that I actually use and will use before writing a review. I saw this type of massager in my chiropractor's office and was intrigued. I have had a herniated disc in my lower back for many years and have kept it under control with monthly chiropractic care, supplements and an inversion table. I'm always looking for new and different non-invasive treatments. When I saw this device becoming available I wanted to try it. I used it for about a month. The massager is beautifully packaged (pictured) and comes with four different attachments, a USB charging cable (electrical socket not included) and instructions. Adapters are simply pressed against the head. My first impression is that the device looks bigger on the listing, but feels good in the hand and is comfortable to hold (picture). After charging, I was ready to cheer on that bad boy. The controls are fairly basic (pictured) and include a main power button, battery level indicator, and five different intensity levels. Three of the four massage heads are made of hard plastic, I'll say it again, hard plastic. The fourth is a hard but still spongy ball. I started with a flat tip in the shape of a doorknob (but smaller). My wife started using it on my back on low settings. It was an interesting feeling on both sides of my spine. Then she crossed my spine. Wow, this will wake you up! The hard plastic tip hitting my spine caused me great pain. Avoid coffee in the morning and only use it on the bone area. It will open your eyes fast! I opted for a softer foam ball. It was better and I found it more convenient to use. In general, this device seemed interesting to me. I can say that it has a learning curve and I feel like it takes some education or at least a good viewing of online videos to get the hang of where and how to use it. I haven't reached that level of learning yet, but I believe that with more knowledge, this massager will be a useful tool. As at the end of all my reviews, I wonder if I would really buy this item. I'm nervous, I'll keep using it and maybe even ask my chiropractor for advice. I don't know if I would actually "buy" one of these without further training on how to use and apply this training to see if it would benefit me. But I'm impressed with the fit and feel of this device, the attachments, and the battery life. If this type of device is beneficial to you, I would recommend buying it.