ErgoRoller Electric Massage Roller
An electric massage roller with rotating rollers and vibration that works larger areas more evenly than your hands or a manual roller. For thighs, butt and hips, and for stiff muscles in your back, neck, shoulders and legs.
- Massage for thighs, butt and hips
- Rotating rollers with vibration
- Three intensity levels
- Also great for tense, stiff muscles
- Works larger areas more evenly than your hands
Cellulite on the thighs, butt and hips is very common, and a lot of people want a more hands-on way to work the skin at home. ErgoRoller is an electric roller with rotating rollers and vibration. It massages larger areas more evenly than your hands, creams or a simple manual roller.
Creams mostly work on the surface, and manual rollers need you to keep up the pressure, pace and motion yourself. With ErgoRoller, the rollers and vibration do much of the work. Massage won't make cellulite go away for good, but it can leave skin feeling softer and less tight after use.
Three levels for skin and muscles
Start gently and turn it up when it feels comfortable. On thighs, butt and hips, move the roller slowly over the skin in even strokes. For muscle massage, use it on your back, neck, shoulders, arms and legs when your body feels stiff or tense after a workout, a day at a desk, or a long day in general.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If pain is severe or persistent, talk to your doctor.
Three intensity levels.
For thighs, butt and hips, plus back, neck, shoulders, arms and legs.
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This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If pain is severe or persistent, talk to your doctor.
Common questions
No. Massage doesn't remove cellulite for good, but working the area can leave skin feeling softer, warmer and less tight after use.
A few minutes at a time, ideally on a regular schedule. Start on the lowest level and turn it up when it feels comfortable.
Yes. Use it on your back, neck, shoulders, arms and legs when they feel stiff, tired or tense.
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