RENPHO Vibrating Foot Massager for Pain and Circulation, Electric Shiatsu Foot Massager with Remote, 2 Programs, 3 Auto Modes, Relax Foot Calf Leg for Home Office

Product Information

For a soothing and all-around effective, well-designed foot massager you can use at home, we recommend the Best Choice Products Therapeutic Shiatsu Foot Massager. It treats a variety of pressure points on your foot and ankle, has a built-in heat function, and even comes with a remote for convenience. If you’re on a budget or looking for something a bit more portable, you’ll love the TheraFlow Foot Massager Roller. Though it is manual and requires constant attention, it delivered the most effective foot massage of the bunch—plus it weighs less than 2 pounds and has a very small overall footprint. How We Tested the Foot Massagers If there’s one negative about this massager it doesn’t have as many speed levels or power as some of the more expensive devices such as the Medmassager. Although this device only features EMS therapy without any massage features like vibration, users have seen improvements after use for conditions including plantar fasciitis and diabetic neuropathy. Whether you love an intense boot that massages everything from your heel to your knee or prefer a manual massager to target your feet's pressure points, there's something out there for you. If you have nerve damage, get a massager without the heat function or turn off the heat completely. Alternatively, set the heat to the lowest level and don’t leave it on for more than 15 minutes. Q: Is an electric foot massager with heat good?

Massagers that include several of these features will offer a more comprehensive massage, and you may also wish to look for adjustable heat and pressure settings so that you can customise the intensity of your massage. A more powerful motor will usually produce more noticeable pressure but may also be heavier to move around and noisier in operation. We’ve noted below how quiet and portable each massager is. Women's Health fitness editor Jennifer Nied loves keeping this Homedics foot massager under her desk at home. This tool includes both deep tissue and compression massaging capabilities . Plus, it has a washable liner.Using air bags to achieve different compression sequences, this heated massager can provide instant comfort to tired feet and legs. It purports to help release tight muscles, eliminate muscle spasms, and decrease swelling and pain in the lower body. The massager also features two heat levels, which combined with the compression massage can improve circulation and increase relaxation. (Not to mention, doesn't it just kinda look cool?) Decide whether portability is a deciding factor for you, and if so, look at how much a unit weighs before purchasing to ensure you can carry it comfortably. Vibration While the vibration does add a new element to the soaking experience, we preferred the manual rolling massagers on the bottom of the spa. These make it easy to target different parts of your foot that need the most care. While the red light works to keep the water warm, we recommend that you start with hot water for a consistent temperature throughout your pampering session. We wished that there were more heat settings to keep the water temperature perfect. Still, the different settings, the included scrubbing accessories, and the reasonable price point make this another top choice.

We loved that the rollers on the bottom of the spa had grooves and motorized rollers for a deep massage that was amplified by bubbles. You can set the temperature up to 122 degrees Fahrenheit, and an easy interface lets you adjust the temperature during use. Since the manual mentioned that bath salts were fine to use, we tossed about half a cup of Epsom salt in—and we left feeling like she had softer feet.This machine is very lightweight and very affordable yet it does a very good job of relieving fatigue and soothing aches and pains in the feet. Having your own circulation boosting therapy option at home can save you a great deal of time and money and help you stay on top of your health situation. Although you do not need a doctor’s prescription to use this type of massager, you should discuss use with your doctor to avoid any side effects. This kind of therapy is not suitable for everyone, and your doctor can give you good advice regarding how well it will work for you. Some foot massagers are intended mostly for relaxation and stress relief. Others provide specific therapeutic benefits, such as improved circulation, reduction of inflammation and relief of pain. There are also foot massagers that are more suitable for diabetics or for certain parts of feet (heel). Consider your needs carefully when choosing. 2. Features

There are 99 intensity levels and 15 treatment programs, each offering a different form of therapy. You can easily change the intensity or treatment program using the buttons on the device or set it to auto mode and the unit will choose the settings for you.Here are some of the best foot massagers produced by these well-known brands: Best foot circulation machines [UPDATED] The remote control makes it easy to use though some users complained about the unchangeable 25- minutes-per-session setting. Foot massaging devices offer various heat settings and massage nodes without necessarily having to get your feet wet. If you are willing to spend a bit more for a luxurious foot spa, this one from Ivation has all of the features guaranteed to impress. You can control the exact temperature of your water with the easy-to-understand LED display, turn on the bubbles for an added luxurious feel, or set a timer for your foot spa beforehand.