Homedics SBM-300H Therapist Select Shiatsu PLUS Massaging Cushion with Heat

Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: HoMedics
EAN: 0031262028167
Label: HoMedics
Manufacturer: HoMedics
Model: SBM-300H
Publisher: HoMedics
Release Date: 2007-08-01
Studio: HoMedics

Editorial Review:

Features:

Enjoy state of the art relaxation....your way
Features a programmable control with 6 different programs and a moving dual massage mechanism
The shiatsu rolling massage and soothing heat travel up and down the back
The 30-second heat up is perfect for penetrating those sore muscles and the soft spot shiatsu targets just the area that aches
Fits most chairs and comes with a demonstration feature that shows you how to melt away tension, muscle pain and fatigue

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- ooh....aah!
We love this massager! My daughter uses it daily. I would have given it 5 stars if the rollers in the massage cushion could reach all the way up to my shoulders (I'm 5'7"), but otherwise it gives a very relaxing and deep massage!

Rating:

- Worth every penny!
I love this massage pad! I have used it every day since I got it and nothing makes my back feel better. It gives a very firm massage and the heat option is great for sore muscles. I wish I would've bought one a lot sooner.

Rating:

- Great for normal-sized people :)
My only complaint about this item is that it does not reach above my shoulder blades. There is a more expensive model that may have, but I was trying to save a few bucks, so I bought this model instead. I'm 6'4", and the massager does not reach above a point just below the bottom of my shoulder blades. It does, however, work well on any chair I put it on, including the couch. The heat feels great! The rolling massage is not so great, so you may be happy enough and a little less poor if you get a model with just the shiatsu, as that is all I use. In all, though, a quality piece of equipment.

Rating:

- Homedics Massaging cushion
Works great. At first I thought I wouldn't spend the extra money for the heat. I'm glad I did. It really does relax you after a long day. The heat just adds to the relaxing rollers. The rollers do a good job of running up and down your back, But be ready for a deep massage. This is not a toy. If you push your back into it it will hurt. So just lean back and let the rollers to the rest.

I would recommend this product.

Rating:

- Works great
I bought one of these first as a gift, then asked to try it. It seemed fine, so I got one for myself. It does a great job. The only drawback I see is that it doesn't get the upper reaches of my back as I would hope it would. I get professional massages at times, and I notice that since using this device the masseur no longer finds very sensitive spots. The heat seems adequate when I turn it on, the pressure seems right. I recall that I read about problems persons had in some of the other reviews, but I had none of the problems I recall reading about.

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