Review on 🔥 Smart Heat Pulse Neck Massager: Deep Tissue Trigger Point Relief for Men and Women by Jonathan Collins

The massager comes well packaged and includes a USB cable that can be used for charging. It also includes a cable that can be connected to the massager and two electrodes with gel patches that can be placed on other parts of the body such as the knee. I love the cordless, light weight and cool design in red! The massager has 6 massage modes (hammer mode, kneading mode, cupping mode, acupuncture mode, massage mode and scraping mode) and a color display that changes as you cycle, and you can also increase or decrease the intensity for each. one of the modes. Unfortunately, the instructions don't specify which color corresponds to which mode. I want it listed! I like most of them and would like to know what "massage plan" they go with. Another improvement they could make would be to remember the last mode you used the massager in. When you turn it on, you'll have to cycle through the modes to get to the one you want, as it's not stored in memory. Regarding using the massager, the instructions state that you must blot your neck with a damp towel before using it, and that's really important! Another important feature of this massager is that it emits an electrical impulse, so you feel "shocks". I've used electrodes during physical therapy sessions before, so I knew what to expect. It works for me and it helps me, but it may take some time to get used to and it may not be for everyone. There is also a heating function, which is very convenient. Has up to three increasing heating levels. The lowest settings are already very good for me, so I don't turn them up. I've been using it for over a week now and overall the massager does its job and works well.