The Original Back Nodger Pro Second Generation Handheld Self Massage Deep Tissue Massager Therapeutic Muscle Tension Releaser

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The Back Nodger applies deep pressure into muscle knots in the shoulders, neck or back to loosen them up in a soothing, therapeutic manner. I keep mine in my desk drawer and get it out when I feel I could use a back massage to relive tension. which isn’t expensive but divide that by the amount of times it’s been used – it’s an absolute bargain!

Many of the worlds leading back pain experts and physiotherapists highly recommend using the Back Nodger.The Back Nodger feels amazing – It’s been designed by experts as a pressure massager – a portable version of a masseur’s thumbs! Gadget Flow is headquartered in New York City, and most of our team works remotely from the US and Europe. These Spiky Massage Balls are designed to stimulate the blood circulation, and massage muscles and relieve tension. Although the product's original manufacturer warranty will no longer apply, an outlet product will still be sold under our 30-day money back guarantee.

Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.The Back Nodger is an instant relief self-massager that releases knots all over your body, by allowing you to apply deep and precise pressure into them to help them relax. The pain can be triggered by bad posture while sitting or standing, bending awkwardly, or lifting incorrectly. This back cushion delivers a deep tissue massage for up to two hours, and features a deep heat function for a soothing warming feel. The Back Nodger Self Massager is perfect for anyone who gets soreness, stiffness and tension in shoulders, neck and back from simple everyday activities such as sitting at a computer, a spot of exercise or running around doing chores.

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