Review on Massager Kneading Fasciitis Diabetics Neuropathy by Mike Sutton

I am a nurse and spend most of the day on my feet. Despite good shoes, I come home many days and my feet just hurt. I just set this foot massager up for this weekend and haven't tried it yet after a long day at work but I'm sure it will! I've used it several times and it definitely feels good on my feet. Setup was very easy for me - just plug in the power cord, plug in and turn on. It also comes with a remote control if you want to change settings and don't want to bend down to do it. What I don't like: The instructions are not very good. You should be able to remove the stuff you put your foot in, but that doesn't tell you how! I can see them closing somehow, but it's not clear how to get them out (I don't see a zipper). I'll try to find out more later. I just didn't want to do anything that might damage or remove them and not be able to put them back in properly as there are no instructions for that either. The jury is not for me on the thermal function. I'm hot, but not that much. I would appreciate it if you could make it a little warmer. So far I can only use it on the lowest of the three massage settings. I tried the second level and found it quite painful. I think I might get used to it with more use and be able to work up to higher settings. If not, I'm fine with the lowest setting, which does the job for me. Revain is currently offering a $50 coupon off the price already sold, which I think makes this a really good deal. I'm considering buying another one as a birthday gift for someone while it's at this price. Overall I am very happy with this massager.