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  1. Brilliant machine…. But now it’s only holding it’s charge for about 20 mins atm…. So can the battery be replaced…. Or do I need to buy a new machine….

    1. I have to admit I am unsure I will try and do some research for you and let you know if I find anything out.

    1. Ohh definitely and don’t forget the discount code as well, remind them they can get it a bit cheaper ;).

  2. It sounds as if it should be beneficial to those suffering from neck and shoulder pain. My pain is centred round my pelvic girdle and hips – so not really suitable for a massage device. But I do enjoy the massages my local beautician gives .She has great, firm hands!

    1. You can move this down to around the hip/bottom area and hold it around the front – that could perhaps still be a little too high though depending on the exact area.

  3. This sounds great, I do not suffer that much but my husband does and this would be perfect for him as am sure it would be much more beneficial than my half hearted attempts to massage his neck

  4. I’ve pulled my shoulder at the gym and it’s been absolutely killing me , I definitely think some thing like this would help me out loads

    1. Ohh that would be a lovely idea! Ash’s Mum struggles to so we are going to get her to try this one out.

  5. I really like the idea of this massager and it would really come in handy when I or my mum have back pain. The battery operated one sounds ideal.

    1. It’s great isn’t it – I like they have bought out a rechargeable version I think that will make using it so much easier for people.

  6. This is something my husband could use. He damaged his shoulder overlifting and now is in pain almost daily.

  7. Steve uses a massager often but his one is a fairly cheap and rubbish one! I might have to pick one of these up for him!

  8. This sounds like a great gift for a massage lover. It is good to know that it is a bit much for fibromyalgia sufferers.

    1. I hope it helps people – I can obviously only talk about how it is for me – but I can see how bar it hitting pressure points it would be helpful.

  9. My daughter has one of these and she loves it, gives her such a great relief. Her job as a nurse, involves a lot lifting and as a result she does suffer with her back and neck

    1. Thank you to your daughter for all she does! Ash says for him it works really well, he likes it with the vibration on as it takes off the push a little. However, I can’t deal with vibrations so that’s a no go for me – I can see how it would work nicely if it didn’t keep hitting those pressure points.