Review on FeelFree Sport Stainless Steel Gua Sha Tools: Effective Soft Tissue Mobilization & Physical Therapy for Back, Legs, Arms by Christopher Meyer

Do a good test on different body surfaces. It does the job if you need to be self sufficient at home. I have worked in the field of physical therapy and therapists have used Graston/Guasha to work on fascia. This tool will help if you care about small wounds and know what you are doing. It has a double bevel so you can move in all directions with ease. The pointed end allows you to get into curves and crevices like the inside of the foot. It is also nice that the tool has a concave and a convex cutting edge, which offers you many possible uses. It's a bit small for big oiled hands, but still handy. The finger grooves definitely help. Although the inside edges you're holding might be a little rough, that's not a problem for me. You can't beat this price, it comes with a lid for safe storage. One kink and the tool becomes useless. Be careful when using it, look for professional tutorials and best consult your physiotherapist. Good luck getting rid of the pain.