Guide
Which massager is right for you?
Buying advice based on complaints: neck, back, feet, cellulite, polyneuropathy. In short: The right massage device depends on the body part and the desired pressure, not on the price.
All devices at a glance: the Massage Device Overview. For the feet: the Foot Massage Knowledge.
Massage devices
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What types of massager are there? An overview of every kind
Short answer: Massagers can be grouped by the part of the body they are built for. The main types are neck massagers, massage cushions, back massagers and massage pads, massage guns, foot...
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Shoulder massager: what it can reach on your shoulder
Short answer: A shoulder massager mainly works on the upper trapezius between the neck and the top of the shoulder, and on the muscles around the shoulder blade. Devices that drape over t...
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Shiatsu massage mat: what it can do and where its limits are
Short answer: A Shiatsu massage mat has rotating massage heads in the back section that press in circles on the muscles beside the spine. The pressure comes from your own body weight. It ...
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Orthopaedic massage mat: what the term really means
Short answer: For massage mats, orthopaedic is neither a tested quality seal nor a medical approval. The term only shows that the manufacturer holds out a benefit for your back or posture...
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Massage cushions for neck or back: what goes where
Short answer: A cushion for the neck is narrow and slightly curved, so that the massage heads can reach the muscles between the head and shoulders from the side. A cushion for the back is...
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Electric massage mat: what it can do
Short answer: An electric massage mat is a flat pad with built-in vibration motors or rollers that you lay on a bed, sofa or the floor. It reaches your whole back down to your legs and co...
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Leg massagers: what they can do and who they suit
Short answer: A leg massager almost always works with air cushions that squeeze the calves and feet in waves. It is worth it for people who stand or sit for long periods and have heavy le...
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Shoulder massager: what really matters
Short answer: A shoulder massager is worth it if the tension sits in the trapezius and keeps coming back. Three things decide: a design that fits the shoulder, pressure you can genuinely ...
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Handheld massager for on the go: what to look for
With hand massagers, "mobile" doesn't mean small, but rather battery-powered and shape-retaining. A device that fits in your pocket but needs a power adapter is not a travel device. And o...
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Hand Massage for Mouse Arm and Typing-Related Issues
Complaints from typing and mouse use are felt in the hand, but their cause usually lies in the forearm. The muscles that move the fingers are located there and extend via long tendons all...
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