KneeFlow - The Must-have Knee Massager!

This is the KneeFlow Massager that helps to enable motion again in your knees, especially if you're dealing with discomfort from injuries, over-working, or osteoarthritis.
[Disclaimer]: Always seek medical advice from a professional to see if this help alleviate your pain.
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[@ekummel]

There are several issues with this thing. First, the pressure settings are not accurate. The Low, Medium and High pressure...they are all the exact same pressure. The difference is that the Low setting generates the pressure slowly, where the high pressure setting generates the pressure quickly. All three settings exert the same amount of pressure on your knee. The other problem is that the heat and red LED only affects the kneecap...which rarely is injured. There are no heat of red LEDs on the sides of the thing, which is where most knee damage occurs...on the actual joint, and *NOT* the knee cap! And the pressure is all or nothing. What is needed is that the pressure builds on one side and released on the other, thereby generating a more natural massage motion. Instead it's like your knee is being clamped inside a vice! And the velcro strap. Velcro has two parts. Hook part and Loop part. The Hook part is scratchy against the skin and the loop isn't. The way this strap is designed is that the Hook part is at the end of the strap which means the loop part is on the skin side. Then when you push the hook part of the strap onto the loop part, if you don't align it perfectly, the hooks on the strap dig into your skin on the underside of the knee (very delicate skin there). I think it's a good idea, but it seems rushed and it seems that the people designing this thing never actually used it...because I can't believe that nobody else has experienced what I am...

[@TrendingReviews]

After using this for over a month, I did start experiencing all the points you've said and have used it much less now. In fact, I was looking at other knee or even full leg massagers out there. There's a £800 one which is a full leg therabody massager but I'm not sure it resolves much of the points you've mentioned either.....so still unsure. 🤷🏻‍♂️