Body Back Buddy & Mini-BBB Self Massage Tool Duo: Trigger Point Relief
- Two of the best self massage tools available
- Easily work on tight, difficult to reach muscles
- Relieve spasms, tight muscles, trigger points and pressure points
- Stimulates circulation to promote healing
- Recommended by doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists and massage therapists
Product Description
Body Back Buddy: Our most popular design reflects years of feedback from massage therapists, chiropractors, and physical therapists. With 11 therapy knobs, the Body Back Buddy stimulates in between muscles and pinpoints trigger points for a more finely tuned treatment. Engineered to be lightweight, strong and easy to use. Combines the best of the Body Back Buddy features for those who want the ultimate self massage tool. Please note that the Body Back Buddy is no lo… More >>
Body Back Buddy & Mini-BBB Self Massage Tool Duo: Trigger Point Relief
Contour Products Back Wedge With Massage
- Soothing massage relaxes stiff back muscles
- Contoured shape matches the natural curvature of the spine
- Full fleece cover looks and feels great
- Made of medical grade, high quality support foam
- Can be positioned on sofa, bed, or even floor
Product Description
Versatile wedge flips for use in a full upright or reclining position to suit your needs. Great for reading, watching TV or eating in bed…. More >>
Contour Products Back Wedge With Massage
Contour Products BackMax Complete Multi-Functional Back Support System with Massage
- Dual massage in torso and leg wedges soothe, relax and rejuvenate back, and leg muscles
- Full fleece cover enhances comfort and looks great
- Hall-roll pillow compliments wedge system by providing neck support – can be used separately as well
- Made of medical grade, high quality support foam
- Comes with a convenient nylon carry bag for storage and travel
Product Description
The BackMax Wedge Set w/Massage adds soothing massage to the versatility of the 3 wedge design. This deluxe version features a full fleece cover (in caramel color), a vinyl travel and storage bag, soothing massage units it the two largest cushions, and a half roll pillow designed for extra comfort. This 3-piece multi-functional wedge system is designed for comfort and versatility. The three cushions can be zippered together, removed and used in different combination… More >>
Contour Products BackMax Complete Multi-Functional Back Support System with Massage
Ap with Charger, Licensed and Patented. For Relief of Body Aches and Pains, Relax Tight Muscles, Back Pain, Shoulder / Muscle Ache,…etc.
- Cordless
- Portable
- Convenient
- Vibrating
- Rechargable
What are some good solutions for back pain?
I have trouble with my L5/sacral joint and my SI joint shifting out of place. I have been doing chiropractic, but it just doesn’t seem to be helping. Any other ideas? This really hurts and Aleve isn’t doing anything.
pregnant with major back pain, how should I handle this?
I am 5 1/2 months pregnant and I am in horrible pain. I can’t get up easily, sitting down hurts walking hurts, anything physical really hurts. It’s my lower middle back that’s in pain but also shooting the pain throughout my hips. My TriCare Insurance does not cover chiropractic services. Should I go see my family doctor and see what he says, should I pay for chiropractic services on my own? Or should I go see a masseuse and hope that helps?
Other than chiropractic, what are the medical alternatives for treating chronic back pain?
Note: I respect chiropractic and understand that it can help for maintance of minor back pain/discomfort. I know this because I occasionally see a chiro for my back, and the adjustments feel good and clear up mild back/neck pain.
But a friend of mine has very severe back pain, and has had this for a long time. And although chiropractic has offered some relief, even after numerous visits, the pain has not diminished and continues to persist. So I’m curious to find out, what other alternatives are there for individuals with severe, chronic back pain? (other than simply popping pain killers, of course)
Acupuncture is out of the question, as insurance wont cover this service for them.
Thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks.