This pulsating massage device is a home-based massage assistant. The skin-friendly electrode pads can be applied to areas such as the shoulders, neck, waist and back that are sore and tense. It has 8 modes that imitate professional techniques like acupuncture and massage. It can be adjusted in intensity via remote control and has a timer function. It is suitable for office workers, sports enthusiasts and elderly people. It can help relieve stiffness and relax the body at any time.

It knows best "press where it hurts": The skin-friendly electrode patches can be placed on any sore or tense areas of the shoulders, neck, back, limbs, etc. They fit snugly without peeling off. Even for the back area that is out of reach when bending over, once applied, it will automatically press, eliminating the need to ask others for help.After sitting at the desk working late into the night, your shoulders and neck become as stiff as a metal plate; after spending half an hour scrolling through your phone, your neck feels so sore that you can't lift it up; after exercising, your thighs become so swollen that you can't move them freely. — This Health Herald Pulse Massage Device is a home assistant that packages "professional therapeutic techniques". You don't need to make an appointment with a therapist or visit a store; just stick it on and it can "unbend" your body.
It knows "where it hurts" best: The skin-contact electrode patches can be placed on any sore areas of your shoulders, neck, back, and limbs. They don't peel off even if they are on the back that you can't reach by bending over. Even if it's the back area that is hard to reach, once it's stuck on, it can automatically massage there without the need for others to help.
The modes are so many that it's like having a "mobile therapist": Acupuncture, massage, scraping, cupping, etc. There are 8 modes, and you can switch between them with one click to simulate the corresponding techniques. — Select "Acupuncture", and the tingling sensation will hit the acupoints on your shoulders and neck; select "Massage", and the vibration can loosen the stiff parts in your back; after exercising, select "Scraping", and the muscle tension will gradually relax and become more comfortable. Each mode can also be adjusted for strength, from gentle deep massage to satisfying the needs of the deeper layers.
The operation is "friendly for the lazy": You can adjust it with a handheld remote control while lying on the sofa. It can also automatically stop after 15 minutes at a set time. While watching TV, you can finish the massage and then go to sleep without worrying about the time.
Office workers can stick it on their shoulders and necks for a midday break, fitness enthusiasts can stick it on their thighs after exercising, and elders can stick it on their knees when their joints are sore. You don't need to apply for a therapy card. It can be used both when traveling and at home. — It is a practical tool that "recharges" your body at any time. After using it, your whole body will feel relaxed.