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PointGrip™ Acupressure Massage Clip
Original price was: $24.99 USD.$17.95 USDCurrent price is: $17.95 USD.
Hand & Foot Massager. Get fast relief from headaches, nausea and tension with the PointGrip™. Just five minutes of targeted massage stimulates blood flow and eases muscle tension, offering a natural, drug-free solution for pain management.
- Adjustable 2-in-1 Massage Point & Clamp
- Compact & Portable (3″ x 3″)
DETAILS
Manage migraines and muscle pain. The PointGrip™ isn’t just for hands. It reaches pressure points on toes, feet, and forearms, providing adaptable relief. The official acupressure massage clamp.
- Non-invasive
- Reduce reliance on medications
- Treatment anywhere
- Moneyback Guarantee
USAGE
Align the massage point with the acupoint or treatment area. Press down on the rod to apply pressure to the intended point. You can gently rotate the PointGrip to massage the area. Press the side button to unlock the PointGrip.
- 1 – 5 minute treatments
- 5 times per treatment area
DIMENSIONS
Closed: 3” x 3” (7.62cm x 7.62cm)
Extended: 6” x 3” (7.62cm x 15.24cm)
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PointGrip™ Acupressure Massage Clip
Original price was: $24.99 USD.$17.95 USDCurrent price is: $17.95 USD.
2-Pack HardPads by PointGrip™
Original price was: $8.99 USD.$6.95 USDCurrent price is: $6.95 USD.
Deluxe PointGrip™ Pack (2 Massagers + 4 Pads)
Original price was: $56.99 USD.$45.95 USDCurrent price is: $45.95 USD.HOW IT WORKS - "THE SCIENCE"
Modern science interprets acupressure as stimulating nerves and muscles, which improve blood circulation and trigger the release of endorphins. The applied pressure may activate sensory receptors, sending signals to the brain that relieve tension and influence the immune system.
A number of clinical studies have explored the effects of acupressure on various conditions, such as chronic pain, nausea, stress, anxiety, and sleep disorders. Many individuals have reported experiencing benefits.
Acupressure Impact on Self-Rated Pain and Anxiety Scores (2019)
"Zero represented no pain or anxiety and ten represented the worst pain and anxiety. Overall, participants demonstrated a two-point decrease in pain scores and a four-point decrease in anxiety scores post-treatment."
Effects of Meridian Acupressure on Stress, Fatigue, Anxiety (2021)
"...psychological and physical stress scores were statistically significantly reduced as a result of performing acupressure on shiftwork nurses after their daytime shift..."
Self-Administered Acupressure for Probable Knee Osteoarthritis (2024)
"These findings suggest that the implementation of an SAA training program is an efficacious and cost-effective approach to relieve knee pain in middle-aged and older adults with probable knee OA."
Comparing the Effects of Acupressure and Clonazepam Tablets on Sleep Quality (2023)
" The findings of the present investigation demonstrate that acupressure has a greater impact on patients’ sleep quality compared to clonazepam tablets."
Effectiveness of self-applied acupressure for cervical pain (2020)
"The quality of life utility index after 3 months was 1.6 points (95% CI: 0.54–2.71) higher in the intervention group. The pain score on the VAS was 0.16 points (95% CI: 0.80–0.48) lower in the intervention group."
Acupressure for symptom management in cancer populations (2023)
"Virtual acupressure was associated with significant reduction in symptom burden among cancer patients from their baseline to follow-up visits."
F.A.Q.
Both methods use the same theory and acupoints on the body. Acupuncture uses needles to stimulate the areas. Acupressure does not and is non-invasive.
In general, acupressure is very safe. Some people experience soreness and slight bruising. There is no evidence for long-term side effects. If you have a chronic condition, be sure to have a discussion with your doctor.
Acupressure devices may be eligible for reimbursement from health savings accounts (HSA) and flexible spending accounts (FSA) depending on your plan. Check with the organization that manages your HSA or FSA for details.
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