
United Medicare Orthopaedic Heating Pad J-10 Universal
United Medicare

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Ideal massager for penetrating tapping massage
The infrared light provides soothing heat and relaxation.
Has an efficient design that makes it easy to use.
Comes with double head massage and non slip handle.
Beurer massager has simple and easy operation.
The infrared massager has an ergonomic design with easy-to-operate buttons and a non-slip handle.
The Infrared Massager gives a powerful tap massage to provide ultimate relaxation.
The power consumption of this equipment is 35 watts.
Comes with two interchangeable massage attachments for different sensations. This device relaxes the sore tissues and muscles in the body.
Beurer infrared body massager allows for a rolling massage, which helps increase blood circulation.
Offers optimum use for longer durations without any inconvenience.
Make sure that the device is switched off before inserting the power cable.
Switch the device on by moving the switch to the desired massage setting, “M” or “M+H” (M: Tapping massage, M+H: Tapping massage with heat function).
Set the required massage speed using the control.
Place the device on the part of the body that you wish to massage; you can stand up, sit down, or lie down, and you can either massage yourself or somebody else.
Massage intensity can be varied by exerting more or less pressure on the massage device.
Never massage a specific part of the body for longer than 3 minutes without changing to another area of the body.
After using the device for a maximum of 20 minutes, switch off the device, disconnect the plug, and let it cool down. Then store the device in a dry place.
Note: With M+H infrared heat treatment, any massage attachment will prevent the heat supply of the infrared source; therefore, you should only operate the device on “M” if a massage attachment is fitted.
Remember to disconnect the cord from the mains after use.
Keep away from moisture.
Keep out of reach of children.

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