Can anyone recommend .....

[ememech]

..... a good massager please?

I was quite fancying this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Champneys-Stimulating-Shiatsu-Massager-CHSM100/dp/B000P4MZAE/ref=sr_1_23?ie=UTF8&s=drugstore&qid=1210378769&sr=1-23

anyone tried it or know of a better one?

I'd like it for lower back and neck areas. I know it's no substitute for human hands but it's the next best thing.

 

[wzbhnvrf]

I have one of those in my house, it was a christms present years ago. its the same thing but a homedics brand.

If your really stuck its not the worst for your neck, i'd give it 4 out of 10.

But it will not do your lower back or your shoulders, 0 out of 10 for these areas.

As you said no substitue for hands!

 

[Gloria F La Flakka]

i give quite good massages, better i think then the thingies from amazon - so i'd recommend me!

failing that, another masseur/maseuse....

 

[uniquefashionista]

Give me a pair of hands any time above mechanical massage. For mechanical massages it all depends on how much money you want to spend. When I was working in central London they had massage chairs and they were pretty good, certainly eased massage therapists shoulders after a busy day at the spa. Recently I went along to a department store and they had two add ons to chairs that I tried out and they were ok, but not as good as the more expensive chairs. I'll try and find the details of them.

Luv Binah
x

 

[Jolene L]

I did have this massager recommended to me some time ago and I have found it useful when I couldnt get to therapist. It has two pulse settings and can give quite an intense treatment if needed. The design has changed a little since I bought mine by the looks of the website, but the description sounds the same. The link is http://www.osim.com/UK/product/ipamper.aspx?category_id=745140F3-9836-4845-9B4E-BF45DE85ED7F.

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