Everything you want to ask
Straight answers on what it does, where it goes, and why people who had run out of options keep it within reach.
What does it actually do?+
It sends gentle pulses through the pads into the muscle underneath, which is what eases the tightness and the ache. You place the pads where it hurts, pick a mode, and set the strength yourself.
Will it reach my lower back and glutes?+
That is the spot people reach for it most. It is the area you cannot get to yourself with your hands, and the pads go exactly where the ache sits, so you are not relying on someone else being home.
I have sciatic pain. Is this for me?+
People living with sciatic pain use it across the lower back, glutes and down the leg. It is there for relief and comfort, not as a treatment, so anything ongoing stays a conversation with your doctor.
Can I use it for period cramps?+
Yes, on the lower abdomen or lower back, on a gentle setting. It is one of the reasons people keep it in a bag rather than a drawer.
How strong is it?+
As strong or as light as you want. 24 modes and adjustable intensity, so you start low and work up until it feels right. Most people find their setting in the first session.
How long does a charge last?+
Hours, and lower settings stretch it further. Charge it overnight and it covers a work day, a commute or a long afternoon on your feet.
Ten minutes, three steps
No appointment, no waiting room, no asking anyone for a favour.
Place the pads
Put them straight on the spot that aches, lower back, glutes, neck, shoulders or legs. The awkward places are the point.
Pick your mode
24 modes and adjustable strength. Start gentle, work up to what feels right, and you will know within a minute.
Carry on with your day
Ten minutes a side while you sit, work or do the housework, then take it off and get on with things.
A closer look
Eight pads, a carry case and a screen you can read at a glance. Small enough for a bag, strong enough to feel.
The ache you have stopped mentioning to anyone
The lower back that never fully settles. The neck that seizes after a day at a screen. The sciatic pain down one leg, the old injury that flares in the cold, the cramps that write off two days a month. Most people manage it with pills, a heat pack and hoping it passes, because a massage costs money and time you do not have. This puts relief in a drawer at home instead, ready whenever it hits.
What makes it different
It gets where hands cannot
Lower back, glutes, between the shoulder blades. The pads sit exactly on the spot instead of near it.
Nothing to swallow
Relief you can reach for as often as you need it, without adding another pill to the day.
Goes where you go
Small enough for a handbag or a work drawer, so it is there for the commute, the desk and the gym.
Rated 4.8/5 by 1,200+ customers
They keep it within reach
From people who had run out of ways to get at the pain themselves.
I broke my spine a few years ago and I have sciatic issues on top of it. This is the thing that gets me up and moving on the bad days.
My lower back and glutes are always the worst and it is an awkward spot to reach. The pads go right where it hurts and I do not need anyone to help me.
Ten minutes on each side of my neck after work and the stiffness lets go. I use it at my desk and nobody even knows it is on.
I use it on my lower abdomen during my cycle and it takes the edge off enough that I can still get through the day.
This is my second one. The first was bulky and stayed in a cupboard. This one is small enough that it actually comes with me.
Shoulders and upper back after a long shift. I put it on, sit down for ten minutes, and I am comfortable enough to sleep.
