Leg Massager for Circulation Air Compression Calf Wraps

I had an attack of sciatica in January of this year that was the worst I've ever experienced, 6 months later I still have numbness and my other leg has become very pain full with muscle strain with over compensating. Anyhow this has affected me greatly as I've not been able to get out walking like I used to and going up and down stairs is hard going. My legs were aching all the time which would also affect my sleeping. I received this machine yesterday and couldn't wait to use , even if it provide some temporary relief it would be worth it. I spent a relaxing half hour having my legs squeezed and massaged and I could feel an instant difference. I had a great afternoon managed to walk with very little discomfort and get up 4 flights of stairs and down them again without struggle.i used it again before bed and had the best night's sleep I've had in over 6 months. I am delighted I bought it for so many reasons, it's easy to use, set up can be taken with you if your travelling and the benefits of reducing pain and increasing circulation is already showing me benefits. It literally takes a minute to set up, choose your setting and the machine does the rest...you will be relaxing before you know it.

After a full knee replacement I needed a compression device because I wasn’t going to use those bulky, huge, and unnecessary insurance coverage machines. This inexpensive system is perfect for my rehabilitation regime. I’m a fluffy girl, also slightly swollen in the beginning from surgery, and these cuffs fit with a lot of room to spare. It is relatively quiet. You can’t really get away from that inflation noise but you don’t notice it after awhile. The massage feeling from the inflation is wonderful. I’d leave this thing on all day if I could - it’s FABULOUS! I keep it on the second pressure level of mode two and it’s similar to the hospital grade machine. It will shut off automatically so you don’t have to worry about going too long or setting an external timer. You do need to have both left and right plugged in for it to operate, but you’re going to want both of them anyway. I guess my only thing is that it isn’t battery operated, so I need to be close to an outlet but honestly, why would you want battery operated for this? You’d be eating up batteries left and right. Do yourself a favor and pick this massager up. It it just amazing! Simple to set up and quite the enhancement to your rehab. Oh, and it’s covered under your FSA so if you have funds left - GET THIS!

I bought this after seeing it relieved RLS symptoms, I have been using it for around a week now and has helped massively. I do not always wake up in the night with the urge to move my legs.

I am a writer, I sit in front of a desktop computer for long hours every day, weekends included. I was setting a cooking timer to remind myself to rise once an hour, to walk for circulation because I tend toward nocturnal restless leg syndrome but the interruption was disturbing to my imagination-flow so I was seeking a leg massager similar to those hospitals use to prevent clots and bed sores in bed-bound patients. This is my first buy in that category. Wowee-zowee, instantly calming and pleasurable. (Worth knowing: I have never liked massages) I tested Level 1 air pressure first, Level 2 next etc. I loved all the variations and combinations. (For the record, I am a 79-year-old woman, twenty lumpy pounds over svelte who lifts weights and owns a treadmill) The robotic sound of the twenty-minute sessions is a bit loud, but I will surely become accustomed to it because I am being rewarded with happy legs.

My Dad loves this and has helped his oedema and made his legs go to normal size after a couple of goes