QUOTE(mystvearn @ Jul 13 2019, 06:43 PM)
Hi,
Need some information about massage, massage chairs and the brands. Sorry if the questions seem dumb.
1. brands. Osim, ogawa, gintell l. Have I missed any sold in Malaysia?
2. In terms of rank, which is best followed by and.....? Any good online brands? Lots selling in lazada.
3. How long does a massage chair lasts? Longevity? If spoilt then you have a 5000+ chair. Can it be fixed? Any insurance sold with the chairs?
4. I've read online that some massage chairs are not suitable for some people. Especially the kind that massage too hard like crushing your bones. True?
5. The feeling of stress relief is due to the rupture of small blood vessels at the ends of the limbs. Also it is why your limbs are reddish in colour. True? I've had my feet massage at KL once, near bukit bintang or so, after massage, when I walk, felt like barefoot. Can feel the tarmac, felt the cement. Quite painful. Never felt like that in my entire life. Also, last time getting massage. Went with a friend who really into massages.
6. If 4 & 5 are true, just get something that rubs gently behind your back? I assume that chairs have lots of massage setting function so that you can choose something not brutal.
1. Those are the more popular brands in the market. Need some information about massage, massage chairs and the brands. Sorry if the questions seem dumb.
1. brands. Osim, ogawa, gintell l. Have I missed any sold in Malaysia?
2. In terms of rank, which is best followed by and.....? Any good online brands? Lots selling in lazada.
3. How long does a massage chair lasts? Longevity? If spoilt then you have a 5000+ chair. Can it be fixed? Any insurance sold with the chairs?
4. I've read online that some massage chairs are not suitable for some people. Especially the kind that massage too hard like crushing your bones. True?
5. The feeling of stress relief is due to the rupture of small blood vessels at the ends of the limbs. Also it is why your limbs are reddish in colour. True? I've had my feet massage at KL once, near bukit bintang or so, after massage, when I walk, felt like barefoot. Can feel the tarmac, felt the cement. Quite painful. Never felt like that in my entire life. Also, last time getting massage. Went with a friend who really into massages.
6. If 4 & 5 are true, just get something that rubs gently behind your back? I assume that chairs have lots of massage setting function so that you can choose something not brutal.
2. I'm not sure which is the best brand. I only bought from Osim. I think it's better to invest in a reliable one than to buy a cheap but not lasting one. Can pay by instalments, with no interest.
3. How lasting? My first unit, I bought 10 years ago. Still using it today. The 2nd unit, more functions, can massage harder, been using for more than 1 year only. Asked once to come service it at my house then they reminded me to ask them to service again before warranty expires in 2 years time.
4. Not sure it can crush bones lol. Just to be safe, if have health problem or recovering from operation, I think better don't use it.
5. Not sure about blood vessel rupture, but after massage, body will feel hot a bit because of blood circulating our body, also certain part of the chair produces heat during massage. A bit warm only, not hot. A good foot massage, is important for our body. Just as a set of good tyres working for our cars.
6. I won't say it's brutal. You can choose what type of massage chairs that you are looking for. Best if you go around and try them before buying.
Jul 15 2019, 08:05 PM

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