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Type 2 Revitive Foot Massager

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hilaryb

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Hi has anybody used the Revitive foot massager to help keep blood flowing and relieve aching feet and legs ?.

I would like to buy one but my husband has reservations such as it is a waste of money and would it do any good, so if anyone has any comments it would be helpful.

They are very expensive machines and I do not know anyone who has one and I although I would like one I am a bit worried it would be used for a while then it would go in a cupboard only to be put on ebay later on.

Many thanks
 
hilaryb said:
Hi has anybody used the Revitive foot massager to help keep blood flowing and relieve aching feet and legs ?.

I would like to buy one but my husband has reservations such as it is a waste of money and would it do any good, so if anyone has any comments it would be helpful.

They are very expensive machines and I do not know anyone who has one and I although I would like one I am a bit worried it would be used for a while then it would go in a cupboard only to be put on ebay later on.

Many thanks
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Hi, you may find these links helpful:

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetic-products/circulation-booster.html

http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=37534

One of these products was subject to a ruling in Australia that the distributor could no longer claim the product improved circulation because this had not been scientifically demonstrated. That doesn't mean it doesn't improve circulation, just that it hadn't been demonstrated. There is good evidence that TENS therapy has some effect, and this may be similar.

I think if I had the kind of symptoms this product might be able to treat, I would be prepared to give it a go, especially if I could find a product with a 3 month money back guarantee.
 
CatLadyNZ said:
Hi, you may find these links helpful:

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetic-products/circulation-booster.html

http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=37534

One of these products was subject to a ruling in Australia that the distributor could no longer claim the product improved circulation because this had not been scientifically demonstrated. That doesn't mean it doesn't improve circulation, just that it hadn't been demonstrated. There is good evidence that TENS therapy has some effect, and this may be similar.

I think if I had the kind of symptoms this product might be able to treat, I would be prepared to give it a go, especially if I could find a product with a 3 month money back guarantee.
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Hi Many thanks for replying to me I have read your suggestions and they are very helpful.
 
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