HoMedics FM-100H Foot Revitalizer Luxury Foot Massager
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Product Reviews of HoMedics FM-100H Foot Revitalizer Luxury Foot Massager
Product Review: HoMedica Luxury Foot Massager
Summary: 4 Stars
Homedics FM100H Foot Revitalizer Luxury Foot Massager
I bought it to use with the hope that it would help to reduce the swelling in mine & my 83yr. old wife's leg,ankles & feet. It is difficult to get her to use it due to the vibration & position required to use it. I also have the same problem finding a comfortable chair & posture to use it. We're trying to use it at least three times/day, but have trouble developing the right times to do the therapy. Regarding the reduction of swelling in the legs, ankles & feet, it is too early to tell as we haven't been using it long enough to tell.
Jesse P. Jacobs
Product Review: I like to return or exchange due to poor quality!!
Summary: 1 Stars
The foot massager didn't appropriately. It gives a weak and inconsistent vibration. I like to how to return it or do an exchange. Thanks!Product Review: My mom loves it!
Summary: 4 Stars
Got this for my mom and she loves it. She is on her feet a lot caring for my dad -- and she loves this. She said it works great. Sorry no specifics, but she loves it.Product Review: Try before you buy
Summary: 2 Stars
If you can, find this product at a store before buying. Find a demo unit and try it using what you think would be your natural seating position (for me, I use it at my desk at home). That's because it is easily four inches too narrow. To use it properly you need to squeeze your legs together, which is very unnatural. Even then, I find that my feet can't naturally rest flat on the massage pads (I have to consciously force them to rest flat). Also, the angle of the unit is slightly too flat; five or so degrees of incline would be useful.
This unit replaces a Conair foot massager that served me well but died recently. It is lighter than the Conair and MUCH smaller (see above). The Conair offered features not found on the Homedics: variable-speed massaging and independent heat; the Homedics combines heat with massage, it can't be turned on by itself.
The Homedics does look cool with its blue and red lighting, but the size (actually, the lack thereof) marks it down