Does doing this vibration machine make you itch like mad crazy? Does anyone know why this happens?
1773921
Don't use for Longer time . overtime then it would be less itch in short increments.
1773922
This machine doesn't create that sensation . Usually that itch is created by more intense hand-held models applied to the body . The itch feeling is sign of stimulation to your nerve endings . Repeated use the itch stops.
2136497
I had this thing for such a short time that I'm not sure what the exact mechanism was for the "tapping." All I remember is that when I put it on my back, the thumping was incredibly uncomfortable and hard to regulate. It feels like a jack-hammer. I sent it back because even though I love deep-tissue massage and am no delicate flower, this caused more discomfort than it relieved. Not sure if this helps, but my recommendation is to keep looking. I think the Homedics might be better.
811371
I sent it back. Did not like it at all. The vibration just made me sick. Sorry.
335719
No it is not normal. It sounds like you are having a reaction to the product. Please stop using it.
1722563
This product caused my scalp to itch...severly. I do not know it is just me and I'm allergic to it, or someting else.
183125
Yes, as it does massage and vibration. I prefer the massage personally but it can do both.
72390
Sounds like the tension knob or cable that controls it may be broken, when i turn my tension knob to increase tension I feel it even if I only move it from 1 to 2.
1345516
I found that if the pads are not making sticking great you get a shock. When that starts I usually tape them down with medical tape (I use the type for sensitive skin). This has caused me to look for better pads. I found healthmateforever are better than no name
378085
It keeps your blood circulating throughout your body and it actually burns a lot of calories per use. You may feel ravenously hungry after a vibration workout. I also use mine as a small washer by putting a bucket with some water and detergent on top of the vibrating pad for 15 minutes. Works great for both uses.
1357067
You do feel a vibration on the handle area as you give massage, but not as strong as the vibration you get from the pad. Most if not all handheld big massaging machine have vibration on the handle. I'm not sure bcuz i never owned a jeanie, so I can't compare the two.
618571
I wish! Just a slight breeze makes it want to take flight, dipping and spinning, jerking around. Could knock someone's glasses off... or worse! Unless I find a way to control this, I'll be sending it back!
2049920
I have not discovered a vibration and neither has my dog. That being said, the "nick" on low power does not cause the dog any noticeable discomfort but doesserve as a warning. I have used the collar for about a month and I seldom have to "stimulate" any more. I would not worry about the pager. This is my secondcollar and it is far superior to the product I attempted to use before. Hope this was helpful.
1223992
I have never had that issue. Faulty machine unless there is too much ice cream in there and somehow the vibrations are causing it to move??
614919
Actually, I would not call it any kind of a deep massage. You can attempt to push your body into the massage pieces, to attain a little deeper effect. Overall, it gives more of a "vibration" massage. Feels good, but does not compete with a licensed massage therapist!
731207
I treated myself for over a month. I still itch. This started back (itching) when I was stationed in Korea. It happened every year but now it won't go away. I am going to try Dr Sebi blood purifier. I think it is something happening from the inside. It's been over a year and I still itch. I don't know what to tell you. If you find something that helps, please let me know.
1717044
I never noticed mine vibrating. It may be an issue but I can't say with any certainty.
1252932
No, the sillier one I have , has labeled "vibration " but the function is to change te pressure. Has nothing to do with vibration, idk why it says that.