Review on Lunix Touchscreen Electric Compression Arthritis by Blake Burrell

First off the Lunix LX7 description says there are 4 levels of compression but mine actually has 6 levels and the unit looks exactly like the image provided by Revain with a color touch screen. The LX3 does not have a color touchscreen. Just wanted to clarify that briefly, now we come to my assessment. I have arthritis in both hands and the pain is not that bad. Especially at night. Stumbling across this massager by accident, I decided to give it a try and I'm very glad I did. First, I like that the touchscreen is intuitive and easy to use. I didn't even have to read the instructions. (I know I'm a guy) so don't hate me. I started with intensity level 4 and it was pretty good. I had a waffle sensation after the first time but only once and it went away after a few minutes. After a few weeks of use I increased the intensity to 5 and found that worked best for me. With the massager, you can change the settings on the fly. A real plus! For example, I could start a massage just focusing on the wrist and later move on to massaging the entire arm. Running a full half hour on each arm at a compression setting of 5 will use up most of the battery. If you focus on a part of your hand, such as B. your wrist, it will work much longer. I've been using it for 3 weeks now and my hands feel pretty good so I'm sure I would recommend this device to anyone with my condition. I just hope this lasts a long time.