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Eye Massager Physiotherapeutic Magnetic Massager

Normal Price:$49.00
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Manufacturer: Healiohealth
Binding: Health and Beauty
Publisher: Healiohealth
Label: Healiohealth

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Features for Eye Massager Physiotherapeutic Magnetic Massager:

12 Therapeutic massage modes.
Convenient beeper signals.
Lightweight and patented foldable design.
Counterweighted design. 3 Stylish colors.
Eye massager has battery or AC adapter power option.

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Editorial Review
Eye Massager Physiotherapeutic Magnetic Massager is designed with 22 fingerlike silicon rubber fitted with rare-earth permanent magnetic terminals. This massage therapy confirms to the acupuncture points around the eye area, simulating fingers massaging the eye muscles, improving the blood circulation and enhancing cellular metabolism, thus helps relax the eye muscles to boost eye health. Guided by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TMC) massage theory. Effective Applications: This magnetic massager enhances and maintains eye health. Eliminates Computer Vision Syndrome such as irritation, soreness, photosensitivity, blurred vision, double vision. This eye massager relaxes the brain nerves and de-stresses the mind. Induces deep relaxation to promote peaceful sleep. Invigorates facial muscles to improve skin texture around the eye areas. Reduces the appearance of wrinkles, puffiness and dark circles. Suitable For: Computer/VDTs (Visual Display Terminal) operators. School students and office staff. People who generally wear glasses due to refractive errors. People who have brain fatigue or insomnia. People who have brain eye puffiness or dark circles. Drivers.
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