OMI Pulsepad - Magnetic Field Therapy Pad - Natural Healing, Pain Relief and Good Mental Health

Well , I can’t believe this actually possibly works. Minor pains are better . I am still skeptical but on the areas that I have used it on , it has improved pain. That being said not sure if it is all in my head or if it really worked . I wish it had a Velcro , I wish it was stronger . I wish it was foldable . And I wish it covered bigger surface area . You get so tired holding it place to tackle the area that you won’t . It feels like a cheap tiny Matt , they didn’t even bother putting a Velcro lol For the price , it is tiny and I feel like it does not produce strong energy . But that being said , I must say it made my pains better , maybe it worked . Placebo or not , I DONT know .

Works and is helping with soft tissue repair in my knee and ankle. Portability is nice. I am also getting a different one for in-home use that changes the frequency and can plug in. This one is battery, but great for travel and in car, etc.

I am happy with this product. Its small size is very convenient because it can be easily packed for travel purposes and moved to any place where you need a relief. I wish that it would have a timer so that I can fall asleep with it without it going forever. Otherwise, I can highly recommend this product.

I use the product on my dog for less than 2 months. When it worked it worked well. However, it stopped working and it's not the batteries. This is definitely not worth the money

I wrote a 5-star review after the first week. But today it died; lasted 6 weeks. So, it cost about $27 per week. when you're in pain and something helps you, $27/week is worth it. I did use it a lot.But when you think about replacing it every 6 weeks, you are spending about $1400/ year. Plus the batteries.This product really did help me. . . For 6 weeks.

I use this for every pain. 10-20 minutes every morning and night under my head to prevent migraine pain. When I get a migraine I put a timer for 20 minutes on, take my medicine, and go back to sleep with this under my head, and usually wake up better. I still have to avoid migraine triggers as much as possible.I also used this after knee surgery and could get by with little to no pain medication. As I do my rehab exercises I use it for knee soreness and discomfort is usually gone in 10 minutes better than medicine. Also good for cramps and other unexpected pain.

The pad is powered by AAA batteries which it eats like a thirsty rabid dog. There is no way to connect the device to any other power source. It is easy to accidently hit the button and inadvertently turn the device on. It doesn't make much noise so after awhile you notice an annoying low clicking and realize it has somehow gotten turned on and you will need batteries sooner than you thought. It has no timer and no adjustments. That said it actually works. If you put it on a part of your body which hurts, it will oxygenate the blood, increase circulation and decrease inflammation.

Certainly not super powered, but considering it's battery operated, it does good. Glad I took the advice to get rechargeable batteries, as it works so well (pain relief) that I often forget to turn it off. Of course it is not as powerful as the $15K machine they use on horses/people!!! But it fills in the gap for me between our every three week pulse parties!