what is the difference between this unit and the air sequential compression leg massager?
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I'm a nurse so I was used to using commercial grade sequential devices. These are excellent! I'd recommend them to anyone.
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Air Sequential Leg Massager - More relaxation muscle, Gradient Sequential Compression Machine - More Blood and Lymph Circulation from Foot to Top (Squeezing System)
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There are several differences between the EP-550 and the EP-560, the biggest being that the EP-560 has the comfort-track bed that accommodates the lumbar bridge (the acupressure nodes can fit on either design) and has the more comfortable Ergo Embrace ankle cup. Both tables however are excellent quality and feature precision balancing.
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I own the still point inducer. I do not yet own the Neck King. I can tell you by reading all the reviews and product descrption that the two products are for totally different purposes. One is a massager/trigger point reliever (Neck King) and the other is exactly what it says - a still point inducer. The still point inducer is meant to be laid on in a very specific spot only (behind head at base of head and neck). Not for massage.
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Hummmm Mine is a Gradient Sequential Compression Circulation System Ohbiker. It has an on and off and a timer and it is absolutely wonderful. I used this item as pictured for daily usage for 2-3 months. Now, I have gone several moths without using it but apply vodka, magnesium flakes for the occasional RLS. But I plan to start using it again soon. I feel this is a long term care thing and not a quick fix. Really unsure where the instructions were that states this is for blood and lymph though I am sure it is doing just that as it does the gradual compressions up and down the legs. Best wishes...
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Just vibration + heat - various levels of both vibration & heat - Have had several types of foot massagers and this is the best we have had. Had a reflexology one just prior to this one and was one of the worst we have ever had - - plain discomfort ! ! Hope this answers your ? ?
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No it doesn't, unfortunately. I believe that other guy just "lied" down and manipulated it massage his calves, but iirc was probably excruciating. The unit is amazing for the feet though.
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I don't see a difference but they also have the "Wahl Heat Therapy Therapeutic Massager" for $25.50 and I don't see a difference in it either!
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I don't know. My mom uses it and as far as I can tell, it is just a massager
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I have both, and I prefer the ultra. The regular barely feels like any compression. It's much more comfortable, but it doesn't make a big difference for me. I should mention I use them primarily because I have low blood pressure, instead of solely athletic reasons. The Ultra makes a big difference, and the regular maybe makes a slight difference, but really just feels like I'm wearing snug leg warmers. I agree with the first reviewer though, the top band of the ultra does bind.
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Cannot compare directly to the HHP-350 massager as I have not used that. But the Dr Franklyns Deep tissue massager we do have has an intense, deep, strong massage effect. In fact my wife has me turn down the intensity when I massage her neck or back as she feels it is bruising her. That's all I know.
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I like mine. I previously owned the more expensive of the Thumper brand massagers & it was more powerful, but this one is quite powerful & I really like deep tissue massage , so if it was just a tickle I would know & be quite disappointed ( & thus would have returned it).
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I've had the massager for a while. The one i got came with removable foot rollers. I don't care for the rollers but enjoy relaxing my feet in the sustained heated water. It's worth the money if you will benefit for this type of therapy. Make sure you can roll it to a location that you can drain the water using the attached short hose. It is very heavy to lift when full of water but not too heavy for someone able to lift 35-45 pounds.
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Try this: Wahl All Body Powerful Therapeutic Massager #04120-600; Dual Speed Electric Heated Massager...cheaper too.
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I got the following reply from my brother who is using this massage chair.There is a recline function that moves the leg and back together and there is a separate leg function that adjusts the leg independently. The relay controls that leg section is what I have problem with. It decides to quit working sometime but few minutes later it is all fine. But over all it is a great chair.
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Not sure what you are asking. I am guessing your question. Do you have to buy the unit to use the massage that comes with it? Yes.
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I have the pain reliever. Took a look at the pictures and don't see any difference between those two units. The unit works well for lower back pain. I also have an incline table , which by the way will decompress the whole spine, and find that I actually use the latter more than the nubax unit. However, if you don't have space the nubax unit takes less room. I do find the nubax unit difficult to get our of - the incline table is a bit scary until you get use to it. The trick is to not incline too much too fast. My chiropractor recommends the incline table and told me to start at a 5% incline and gradually increase it. Hope this helps I have the pain reliever. Took a look at the pictures and don't see any difference between those two units. The unit works well for lower back pain. I also have an incline table , which by the way will decompress the whole spine, and find that I actually use the latter more than the nubax unit. However, if you don't have space the nubax unit takes less room. I do find the nubax unit difficult to get our of - the incline table is a bit scary until you get use to it. The trick is to not incline too much too fast. My chiropractor recommends the incline table and told me to start at a 5%... » Read More I have the pain reliever. Took a look at the pictures and don't see any difference between those two units. The unit works well for lower back pain. I also have an incline table , which by the way will decompress the whole spine, and find that I actually use the latter more than the nubax unit. However, if you don't have space the nubax unit takes less room. I do find the nubax unit difficult to get our of - the incline table is a bit scary until you get use to it. The trick is to not incline too much too fast. My chiropractor recommends the incline table and told me to start at a 5% incline and gradually increase it. Hope this helps « Show Less
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A inconsequential unit inflates an entire unit such as one leg whereas the sequential unit has four individual cells per leg which will inflate from the foot too the knee helping to push fluid out of the leg similar to massage. My unit is great value fantastic certainly worth indulging yourself if you have leg problems.