

Treat overworked or tired calf muscles to the soothing vibrations of the cuff massager. Made of cozy polyester flannel, it simply slips over your foot and up onto your calf. Dual elastic bands that hold it in place and stretch to fit most. And with the device's three-speed power button, you can choose between heavy, mild or light massage. Use this at home or on the road to relax tight leg muscles or to help ease restless legs. It works great on the upper and lower arm muscles, too. Runs on two AA batteries (not included). About 6 ยผ" x 5 ยผ."
| Asin | B008LY3G6M |
| Date First Available | July 16, 2012 |
| Item Model Number | 045635199095 |
| Manufacturer | NDC Inc |
| Package Dimensions | 6.1 x 5.8 x 1.4 inches; 3.2 ounces |
User
Relief!
Awesome! I used these (I bought 2) quite regularly awhile back when having major issues with Restless Leg Syndrome. They have 3 settings, and can be easily moved up or down the shin. There is just one area of the cuff massager that actually vibrates so you have to find the spot you want massaged and put it there, but it does affect the surrounding area quite well. I even wore them to bed a few times. When running all night long on the high or medium setting the batteries would wear out, but it was worth having to replace them. Usually they were only worn for about an hour at a time and the battery life was very reasonable. This is a comfortable and effective product.
User
It is absolutely garbage, a pouch with small vibrating machine
It is absolutely garbage, a pouch with small vibrating machine. I wanted to return it, but the return charges are on me as well, So you pay $17 with delivery and if you return it you pay another $6, so you are in loos one way or the other. Do not buy this product, the sleeve is loose. I do not understand how is this helping some people out there who has positive comments. It has only weak vibration, no massaging function. I would not recommend it to any buddy.
User
Cheap and easy
I bought two kinds of massagers for my mother to use on her ankles and these were the least expensive, easiest for her to use, and she could move around the house if she had to and they would go with her. They have a mild effect on her but do work to ease stiff leg muscles or help move excess water out of her ankles.Update: One cuff gave out after only two weeks use and when I contacted the seller that I wanted to send one cuff back for replacement I got a notice that said my request had been cancelled by the seller. I don't know why they cut me off because the cuff was only used for two weeks after purchasing. So, buyer beware. I did buy another one that so far has continued to work as does one of the originals because Mom likes them. However, if it was for me I'd look else-where for a better customer-oriented seller. I'm taking some points away from this seller even tho the product works.
User
Eh. Fine for the price.
I will update this in time, I'm sure. For starters, it is not as described. There is NOT three speeds. Second you won't be able to put this on and walk around with it. The straps aren't strong and the device only slips on/off. There is no velcro and it is pretty big. I have large legs so it fits my calf nicely. If you're a smaller person this probably won't fit. Last the vibration itself comes from the little vibrating ball the size of a D battery inside this 5x4 pouch. And it doesn't stay in place, so you'll be fussing with that while using it. Now for the price...you get what you pay for. And that's that. A good product for the price.
User
You get what you pay for here. A vibrating bag.
I sometimes get pain in my calves after a workout. I looked at many products but decided to start with a less expensive option and try this one. Sadly, it is poorly made. It's basically a terrycloth "pouch". Inside are two items you get to via a zipper. One holds two AA batteries, the other is a rounded "box" that basically just vibrates at different speeds. It "floats" around in the bag so getting it to stay in position and focus on an area is hard. It's pretty much a vibrating bag with batteries in it. Could work for some people but a more well made product is a better choice.
User
Relief for RLS Nighttime Restless Leg Syndrome
I suffer from RLS (restless leg syndrome) and after taking medication for 6 years I was tired of the side effects. But as soon as I stopped taking medication, the nighttime leg twitching came back. Night after night, as I lay in bed trying to sleep, I thought how if someone would massage my legs while I slept, they wouldn't twitch.I shopped around locally for something that would massage my calves, and, after finding nothing, located these on Amazon. I was worried that for $11, they would be cheaply made. However, I was wrong. These massagers are perfect. They are soft, but not too tight around my calves. I use them on the lowest of three vibration settings. The slow vibration motion prevents tricks my mind into thinking my legs are moving, and I have absolutely no twitching during the night!The battery life is good. I use the massagers for about 4-6 hours each night as I sleep and two cheap AA batteries last between four nights and a week.I would highly recommend to anyone suffering from RLS!
User
Cuff massager for calf & foot muscles
Not impressed. One small object inside cuff isn't enough to relieve restless leg or anything as expected in advertisement.
User
My legs are so happy! (And less restless!)
While up until 3 in the morning for the 4th time that week because of that familiar itching/burning/jerking sensation in my legs I thought "Hey, I wonder if anyone has invented calf massagers?" And one quick Amazon search showed that someone had! I immediately ordered 2 cuffs and I have been using them every night since they arrived. They are AMAZING!Not great if you're looking for a deep tissue massage. It's a small vibrating pack in a empty felt bag, it's not going to do the things a massage chair or a person can. But for my Restless Leg Syndrome it has been sooooo nice! I am 27, been suffering with RLS since I was 20 and nothing works. I've taken vitamins, pain pills, restless leg pills, Melatonin, and eaten SO many bananas. But this? THIS works! The vibrations do enough to stimulate the muscles in my legs that they actually stop being uncomfortable. I've been using them every evening for a week from 1-2 hours and haven't had to change the batteries yet. And the effects seem to last for awhile after I stop using them, which has made it much easier for me to fall asleep.The only negative I will say is that mine seems to only have 2 speeds, not 3, but it still works so I really don't care.
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