Massage and Vibration Therapy Equipment Used by Professionals
“Speeds up recovery, reduces chronic pain, and improves circulation in the body through Medidepot’s exceptional range of Massage and Vibration Therapy products.” Whether it’s intense percussive massagers used professionally in sporting environments or soft vibration massagers used in chiropractic offices, “our range of products caters to every need in massage and vibration therapy.” These products are designed for both professional and personal use and “work on the principles of using mechanical waves to target deep tissue and scar tissue in the body and promote relaxation.”
Our collection showcases:
Percussion Massage Guns:
Upgrade your recovery technique using percussion therapy devices available at our stores. The battery-operated devices function by unleashing quick impacts on muscles. Here are some of their applications:
- Deep Tissue Release: Reaching deep into muscle tissue to release knots of tension.
- Pre-Workout Warm-up: Increasing Blood Flow and Muscle Activation prior to Exercise.
- Reduction of Lactic Acid: Assisting in removing waste products of metabolism after exercise to alleviate soreness.
Vibration Massagers
We supply the standard equipment used in the industry, which includes orbital massagers. They are preferred for its gentle vibration, which is more relaxing than the 'punch' of the percussion massage guns. For:
- Sensitive Patients: Suited for seniors or anyone who has a lower tolerance for pain.
- Circulation Boost: Improving blood flow and lymphatic drainage in the area.
- General Relaxation: Involves relieving the entire muscle tension without strong stimulation.
Vibrating Rollers & Balls
A combination of foam rolling and vibration. Products such as vibrating balls with a peanut pattern are designed for those hard-to-reach spots like the upper back, glutes, and plantar fascia.
Important features to look for:
- Adjustable Speeds & Heads: Almost all machines come with variable speed options in terms of RPMs, as well as changeable massage head attachments such as ball, bullet, flat, and fork tips.
- Ergonomic Design: Light and easy-to-grip handles assist in reaching hard-to-reach areas such as the back with minimal stress on the wrist. -
- Noiseless Performance Not a problem with brushless motors, as they ensure a noiseless experience, perfect for health clinics or viewing TV.
- Portability: These are portable tools as they come with rechargeable batteries that have a long life.
Have a browse of the items below, which have been selected for you. You may well have a massage tool in the one you choose:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's the difference between percussion and vibration massage?
Percussion massage (think massage guns) involves very fast hammering-like knocks to dive deep into the muscles. These are fantastic for areas of knots and post-exercise. Vibration massage involves a knocking and oscillating action – often more gentle – to help stimulate blood flow and are excellent for relaxing and concealing pain (Gate Control Theory).
Are handheld massagers safe for seniors?
Yes, with proper selection. Seniors need to choose vibration massagers, or percussion tools at the lowest speed with a soft attachment. These items should never be applied directly to bones, joints, or bruises.
Would vibration therapy help with neuropathy?
Some people find vibration therapy very helpful when they are dealing with neuropathy. Vibration therapy can help stimulate nerve endings and increase blood flow in the extremities.
How long should you focus on a given area of your body while using a massage gun?
You might be surprised at the answer. A warm-up activation cycle can last 15 to 30 seconds on a given muscle group. A recovery session following a workout can last a total of 2 minutes.
