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Dr Scholl’s Arctic Heat Hot & Cold Mini Massager [New] - $9.99 + $5 shipping

1 * Dr Scholl’s DRMA7302 Arctic Heat Hot & Cold Mini Massager

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Reminds me of R2D2!

$30 at Amazon

how big is this thing and will it work on feet?

For sale: One alien landing pod. Never used. Cheap.

I'm not willing to sacrifice $15 for our love, Woot.

These aren't the best massagers. They are kind of weak when it comes to massage-intensity. But that's just me.

The picture shows the cold attachment, but without the "feet". Is there any way to use it with both the cold and the feet?

What's up with the squiggly lines on top?

jn082105 wrote:Reminds me of R2D2!

Or the robot from Lost in Space.

This reminds me of the Tachikoma robots from Ghost in the Shell

I'm no expert, but I'm guessing that three AA batteries aren't going to deliver enough power to make the infrared heat useful.

The Eagle has landed.

"This is one small cold step for man. One giant heat leap for mankind and it Massages too."

jn082105 wrote:Reminds me of R2D2!

it kind of reminds me of that little spring robot off the jetsons

There were no reviews at U.S. amazon, so I tried U.K. This is a different model, but the 2 reviews don't inspire confidence:

Amazon.uk

Scared Rabbit wrote:Product Dimensions: 5" x 5" x 8"

So almost half a foot then...

My girlfriend has something like this!
I asked her and she says it's awesome.

mboverload wrote:My girlfriend has something like this!
I asked her and she says it's awesome.

Great idea! I'm in for one for my girlfriend too, for those nights when I want to get some sleep!

Have one. Also have one of these, a similar product from Brookstone.

I prefer the Brookstone one because it is smooth, which means I can use less pressure to achieve the same results, and a little smaller, which means I can use it in more places, like my calves.

The flat side is basically useless.

Most important thing about both products: They MURDER batteries. Just look at the price and add $3.00 for every hour of use.

Massager turned on should win Pic of the Year award. so funny.

tangocharliezulu says: It looks good to me Dr. Scholls been around a long time you will lose warranty but you can wire it to ac and wala no batteries!

glazedfaith wrote:The picture shows the cold attachment, but without the "feet". Is there any way to use it with both the cold and the feet?

You want cold feet? o_O

My wife has a similar one without the infrared. She has serious back pain and loves this thing. It does what it is designed to do. It is powerful enough to help her but is definitely not designed for deep tissue duty.

Four-point head attachment - for those of you with four-pointed heads!

Great idea - I have one made of wood and it is to die for. Poor execution, Dr.S.

1) nice squiggles on top presumably so it will not slip out of your hand, but why didn't you leave the 'feet' smooth? Looks like you would have to pick this up, move it to another body part, instead of sliding it over the body parts (!)

2) Like the heat/cold idea but, yeah, batteries. However, rechargeables are big at my house.

3) Feet are too close to the unit (vertically) so as someone else said, no deep tissue massage therapy.

4) For both heat and cold therapy, I want the unit on my skin/muscle, not raised above it.

No go, woot.

I can't tell from the 3rd picture. Does this just vibrate or spin or something else?

The need for batteries kills it for me.

Imagine how fast you'll go through batteries. Better have plenty of spares.

Doverhere wrote:The need for batteries kills it for me.

Imagine how fast you'll go through batteries. Better have plenty of spares.

Just wire it up directly to the mains. A good blast of 220V and you'll get a massage to remember.

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