Q: My husband is looking for these massage tools he saw somewhere. He describes them as looking like tennis balls on the end of a stick as silly as it sounds. And to use them you tap the muscle area with a little force. Does anyone know the name of these
A: they're called bongers. try http://www.massagewarehouse.com/itemdeta il.asp?cat=&MENU=&item=230+0002
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I need something that will ease chronic pain in upper shoulders due to tension knots.
Tennis ball up against the wall (between your upper back and the wall)... works for many.
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It would also be helpful if anyone can tell me where they are purchased and how i can find out product info....I've already googled with no results
Thanx!
No No, your thinking of theSuperstuffer 2500, that is the lever you are looking for.
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anyone know there's a tool for head massage, with few metal sticks, like spider or egg beater,
this tool will also help to produce endorphins.
where can i get this in Singapore.
Trembler Head Massager
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