@@freedomisntfree131 I still like it very much. It feels good to me when I use it as it gives my feet a relief feeling. Wish it was quieter, but still recommend it.
This in combination with the hand held massager is a GOD send. Also an inversion machine kept me out of pain. It takes about 2 days, but when you are in pain the 3 tools will keep you walking again. Get the hand held first.
I bought 2 units in Las Vegas last month, one is that foot massager and the other one is the body massager...I feel good and seem to be more relaxed and have better sleep!
Yes Tennessee its great for the upper and lower back.. Sit the massager on your couch or floor, sit in front of it and lean back, feels fantastic. I have had one for years. I use it on all body parts even my scalp. Worth the money.
I hate it when someone with only cursory knowledge of something does a review, however, I did like to see the unboxing and the same fumbling with getting the device up and running that I would likely go through. A lot of these type of devices have an initial wow factor that triggers an impulse buy. I'd be interested in hearing from someone who's had one for a year and still like it. $200 seems like a lot of money for a foot vibrator.
@@SidsTips I have a cheapie that my wife had laying around. it is nothing compared to the one I tested at Costco. Glad to hear you still like it. The test of time is what I trust when looking at reviews. So, no offense meant, and it is rare to see a review on an old product that is still good.
I know this is an old post, but mine lasted about 8 years until the motor died. It used to be called Medimassager. There used to be a sitting vibration massage machine plate I tried at an amusement park that really helped my feet. This is the same vibration as that and I am going to purchase another MedMassager (current name now) even though they are currently $239 on Amazon. They went down in price on Prime Day and am kicking myself not buying it at the lower price. I have plantar fasciitis, bone spurs, flat feet, and RLS in my calves. It helped all of these. So, yes, it is worth it. I bought a knock off one for $49 and it is a total joke. My husband likes it and uses it under his desk. It has about 1/10 the vibration, but he claims it helps him somewhat so maybe it wasn't a total waste.
this foot massager is so loud i can not stand with that noise and maker do not repair this product when you pay arm and leg means it is expansive. do not buy first it look good and better ,when is broken then you will be sad and loosing money it's bad product made in china
Actually all of the parts are American, not Chinese, though the massagers are ASSEMBLED there. Again, I would be careful of spreading lies based on assumptions.
MedMassager - amzn.to/2SK92nf
After 6 years, what do you think of the product now?
@@freedomisntfree131 I still like it very much. It feels good to me when I use it as it gives my feet a relief feeling. Wish it was quieter, but still recommend it.
This in combination with the hand held massager is a GOD send. Also an inversion machine kept me out of pain. It takes about 2 days, but when you are in pain the 3 tools will keep you walking again. Get the hand held first.
I bought 2 units in Las Vegas last month, one is that foot massager and the other one is the body massager...I feel good and seem to be more relaxed and have better sleep!
Nice! I love mine!
how do i use this to help limpadena in my ankle? i never got the cd with mine?
Is this all vibration? Hard to tell. Can this be used in low back easily? Is this equivalent to the Thumper Versa Pro?
This is for the feet only. Yes vibration. Feels so good when using it!
@@SidsTips I noticed there is a Prop 65 warning on this machine...any idea why?
@@sweethometennessee6537 have no idea. It's a California thing
Yes Tennessee its great for the upper and lower back.. Sit the massager on your couch or floor, sit in front of it and lean back, feels fantastic. I have had one for years. I use it on all body parts even my scalp. Worth the money.
@@mindmasterslife Thank you. Do you know why there is a prop 65 warning on it?
My mom had one and I thought it was silly but lm now thinking about getting one.
Ha! They are great!
This is the best machine ever.
sure is!
There's no way to do the top or sides of foot ???
For the top you would probably have to stand and it would be ackwards..You should be able to do the sides of your feet sitting down.
Do You still like this product?
MrJoose999 Yep, sure do. I use it everyday.
What size shoe do you wear?
11.5
I hate it when someone with only cursory knowledge of something does a review, however, I did like to see the unboxing and the same fumbling with getting the device up and running that I would likely go through.
A lot of these type of devices have an initial wow factor that triggers an impulse buy. I'd be interested in hearing from someone who's had one for a year and still like it. $200 seems like a lot of money for a foot vibrator.
Still use it smart guy and love it! Worth the money!
@@SidsTips I have a cheapie that my wife had laying around. it is nothing compared to the one I tested at Costco. Glad to hear you still like it. The test of time is what I trust when looking at reviews. So, no offense meant, and it is rare to see a review on an old product that is still good.
@@BrewMAJret All good. Really love it!!
If you have neuropathy in your feet it’s awesome
I know this is an old post, but mine lasted about 8 years until the motor died. It used to be called Medimassager. There used to be a sitting vibration massage machine plate I tried at an amusement park that really helped my feet. This is the same vibration as that and I am going to purchase another MedMassager (current name now) even though they are currently $239 on Amazon. They went down in price on Prime Day and am kicking myself not buying it at the lower price. I have plantar fasciitis, bone spurs, flat feet, and RLS in my calves. It helped all of these. So, yes, it is worth it. I bought a knock off one for $49 and it is a total joke. My husband likes it and uses it under his desk. It has about 1/10 the vibration, but he claims it helps him somewhat so maybe it wasn't a total waste.
How big a foot will fit on the machine ?
What is your shoe size?
12
@@TheRazor666777 no problem.
Just ordered one
@@TheRazor666777 great!
No longer available on Amazon - must buy from manufacturer for TWO HUNDRED NINETY NINE dollars. Way more expensive than alternatives.
Its $199 at costco
$219.00 now
Got mine at cocos 220.00 good 🙏🙏🙏
Never been opened. He hadnt used it
U should!
this foot massager is so loud i can not stand with that noise and maker do not repair this product when you pay arm and leg means it is expansive. do not buy first it look good and better ,when is broken then you will be sad and loosing money it's bad product made in china
I love it and had no issues.
Try using it on a small carpet, The noise will be buffed, and the circulation is still phenomenal.
Mine broke too. I am looking to see if there is any advice to repair it. It lasted about 2 years.
This is pretty expensive compared with other options. I would expect better than you report.
It's already loud on 3rd level. If you use it on high it is unbearably loud. Chinese don't specialize in motors.
Actually all of the parts are American, not Chinese, though the massagers are ASSEMBLED there. Again, I would be careful of spreading lies based on assumptions.
@@ErinRollinsthemiraclepatient oh shield, you did it again.
Update on Chinese motor building. They learned quick, ten million electric cars followed.
too verbose! have it plugged in then make video
I get it. I made the video 8 years ago and would do it different today.
From my experience, total waste of money. No help for my neuropathy.
So what helps than??
@@ferreally... Amputations.