Massage Pillow Heat
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Great handy size massage pillow for relaxing moments.
It’s a small cushion with a lot of power and 4 wheel technology. The pillow provides effective whole-body heated treatment for muscle fatigue, stress, headache, shoulder stiffness, back pain and muscle recovery. Use 15 minutes at a time. It’s perfect for carrying in your bag to the office or taking on vacation. The cushion can easily be attached to a chair by using the elastic band.
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Helps you relax and take important breaks
- Cordless
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3 speed levels
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Rotating 4 wheel technology
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Gives a comforting massage.
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Heated sensation for pain relief
- Increases recovery and blood circulation
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How to use
Use for the whole body to release pain, tension and stiffness
Technical Specifications
CE-certified, FCC marked, RoHS compliant
Input voltage 12,6 V Input current 1.5–2.0
Rated power 20 W
Switch on/off for heat
Material: PU, Mesh cloth
Size: 31x19x8cm
SwedenVery comfortable
Very comfortable to wear behind the neck in the evenings when I read!
SwedenNice
I have worked as a carpenter for almost 20 years now. Back pain is a bit of my everyday life these days. I saw an ad for this massage pillow on facebook and felt that I would give it a try. I have now been using it for almost 2 weeks and already feel a difference. I think it's the heat that makes a big difference. It both massages and heats up. I have recommended this to the guys at the company. Big thumbs up!
SwedenValentine's gift
I bought a massage pillow from Swedish Posture for my husband as a Valentine's gift. He was very happy with it and usually has it behind his back when we watch TV in the evenings on the sofa.
SwedenGreat product
Very nice to put under the calf after a long day at work! A big plus is that it heats up!
LOVE IT
I received this as a Christmas gift and can only say that not a single day has passed without me using it. LOVE IT
Back pain
Back problems can occur for various reasons, but often it comes with the years. Accidents and falls can cause it, but often it is a sedentary life with poor posture and weak muscles that causes the pain.
