Review on Massage Massagers Handheld Electric Massager by Leslie Clark

I've seen various athletes use them during training and whatnot. When I saw this on Revain, I decided to give it a try. My wife has a lot of back problems and thought this would help. I have to say this is an amazing thing! We used it straight out of the box for about 15 minutes. The battery isn't dead but I know they always say charge before first use and I don't so we stopped. I charged it fully and we haven't had to charge it since. I don't know how long it will work without charging, but it lasts a long time. So far we've used a round foam head and a hard plastic disc head, both work great. We use the foam nozzle on the back and shoulders where you are closest to the bones. The hard plastic head we use on the arms and legs allows you not to worry about the awkward hitting the bone. One caveat: the plastic head has a small lip, so don't put your finger between that lip and the main body of the massager, it could get caught. Nice, but don't do it. The massage effect is strong and long-lasting. Ideal for muscle or back pain. Now I know why I see them so often at the Olympics!