Reviewers Say This $60 Electric Knee Massager Is 'Worth Every Penny' For Pain Relief
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One reviewer says this nifty gadget makes them “feel like my knee is in a therapy treatment.”
If your knees, joints or elbows are a little sore at the end of a long day, or you suffer from constant pains, we might’ve found the perfect product to help — that is, according to several ecstatic reviewers. This wireless rechargeable knee brace massager uses a combination of heat, red light therapy (which many experts credit with reducing pain and inflammation) and vibrations to soothe those aches away. “I’ve noticed significant improvement in my knee mobility and less pain after just a few weeks of consistent use,” says one reviewer who loves this “worth every penny” brace.
This is a great supplemental product you can strap to your knee or elbows for some pain relief, and best of all, it’s only $50 right now. That’s a bargain for a product that one happy reviewer claims makes them “feel like my knee is in a therapy treatment.”
This brace has two red light options you can toggle: 660nm and 850nm. The former option is said to skin appearance and increase collagen production while the latter claims to penetrate deeper into skin and reduce joint pain. (The jury’s still out on whether or not these lights are truly effective.)
Lights aside, this brace has two very effective ways to treat that pain of yours: vibrations and heat.
It has three levels of massage power to gently shake out your soreness and five heat settings to improve your circulation.
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