Welcome to our practitioner resources page. We want to give colleagues and fellow professionals the opportunity to learn about and experience the benefits of vibration massage using genuine vibration massagers
You'll find a mountain of info, but more importantly the opportunity to try one yourself using either our extremely generous practitioner pricing or a sample massager (no charge, yours to keep)
We wish to differentiate genuine vibration massagers from percussion massagers or massage guns as much as possible. Vibration massagers sit on the surface and send in therapeutic vibrations (like ultrasound does) whereas percussion massagers drive their heads in like jackhammers. Because of this:
Therefore you will find genuine vibration massagers to be far more effective and more comfortable. For more information please see The scientifically proven effects of vibration massage- with clinical applications or this video.
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We have very generous practitioner pricing for colleagues for clinic use and wholesale for supplying patients. Please (Email us) for practitioner/wholesale pricing.
We try and make it as easy as possible for colleagues to order, and can supply from massagers warehouses in:
Please see below for how to order from your country.
To order simply phone us or (Email us) your requirements.
We have a practitioner only order page hidden from the rest of the website. (Email us) and we'll send you the link.
We send to anywhere other than the USA (Insurance company requirement). Please (Email us) We'll send you pricing and make the arrangements.
It has been our pleasure to be able to support many of the universities and colleges training our future colleagues with massages for teaching, student clinics and reaseach projects. If that is something of interest please (Email us)
We have very heavily discounted massagers available for future colleagues. Please see our student page for details.
Please see the following guide for physiological effects to therapeutic vibrations and the frequencies to use.
The scientifically proven effects of vibration massage- with clinical applications
Please see our Vibration massage usage guide . However, whether using the machines yourself or advising patients be aware that most people use massagers incorrectly and there is a mountain of misinformation. Most comes from people adapting conventional massage techniques rather than use those appropriate for vibration massage. For more information about this please see Common massager usage mistakes .
(Myofascial) trigger points
Does vibration help healing
The sports and exercise guide to vibration massage
Massage and trigger point therapy for shoulder pain
The practical guide to massage for cellulite
The easy way to release trigger points in your low back
How to massage fibromyalgia
Self massage and trigger point therapy for tennis elbow
Back pain: massage therapists miss the most important muscles
Massage for health and wellness
When managing musculoskeletal condition chronic myofascial changes such as (myofascial) trigger points) are a major challenge. A hand full of therapy sessions often gives relief, but returning the tissues back to normal requires regular therapy over a long period of time. Of course whether we do it or it is referred to a massage therapist this is usually beyond the resources and motivation of most patients. These tissues continue to affect biomechanics and posture, and relapses are inevitable.
Of course it’s seen as our fault for not fixing the problem. Being able to prescribe supplementary self massage using our massagers largely solved this problem. Please see this video where summarise how we did this.
We have 220-240v machines with Australian, UK and Euro electrical plugs.
We ship from Australia, England and The Netherlands
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