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jennyjoan | 23:55 Mon 07th Dec 2020 | ChatterBank

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I am buying this for a Xmas present but would anybody know is it charged up first and then ready for use.

Also it mentions gel to be put on feet - what would that be. thanks

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8267694?clickSR=slp:term:foot%20massager:1:5:1

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Unsureme

Got one,you are wasting your money,jenny,absolute rubbish.

jennyjoan

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I'm in a bit of a pickle then as I was asked to buy it. I think they only oul gimmicky things.

jennyjoan

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The reviews seem to be good on it too.

jennyjoan

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Usure - would you know of any thing that would help leg circulation.

ummmm

It'll all be in the instructions.

jennyjoan

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But I have to buy it first to get the instructions so was hoping for some advice here.

calmck

What foot problem does the person have? I have been seeing a Neuro physiotherapist for foot and back problems. She was adamant that I did not get one of these as she said they would not help me. After getting positive results from a borrowed Tens Neuro stimulator I bought my own. I use it to improve circulation and muscle tone in my feet and legs. Has the person received medical advice of any sort as to what machine they should use and why. I would not use one without advice

venator

It looks like it's mains electricity. I wouldn't waste money on "special" gels - damp feet should do the job. I have something similar. It's not magic, but my feet feel better...

Mamyalynne

This link is more informative JJ.

https://www.bodi-tek.co.uk/circulatioin-plus-active.html

Mamyalynne

Here's the manual

https://www.libble.eu/bodi-tek-circulation-plus-active/online-manual-795357/?page=0002

Buenchico

From the instructions:
"Do NOT use if:
• You have an electronic implant (e.g. cardiac pacemaker).
• If you are in the early stages of pregnancy.
• If you are being treated for existing DVT (deep vein thrombosis).
• If you have broken skin on the soles of your feet.

Please get your doctor's permission before using theBodi-Tek Circulation Plus Active if:
• You have a history of heart disease or cardiac condition.
• If you suffer from epilepsy or multiple sclerosis.• If you suffer from diabetes.
• If you suffer from phlebitis in its active phase (inflammation of a vein).
• If you suffer from inflamed tissue through disease or injury.
• If you suffer from varicose veins in its later stage.• If using for a medical condition.
• If you suffer from reduced sensitivity in lower legs and feet (associated with diabetes).
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• If you are in any doubt about using the Bodi-Tek Circulation Plus Active for any reason, please consult your doctor before use."

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1256465/Bodi-Tek-Circulation-Plus-Active.html

There's no charging necessary for the device, as it's mains-powered via a 9-volt adapter. It's supplied with one 85ml tube of conductive gel. (A small amount has to be rubbed into the soles of the user's feet before using the machine). Additional tubes of conductive gel can be purchased online:
https://www.bodi-tek.co.uk/conductive-gel-85ml-6-tubes-for-price-of-5.html