Slippers Massage Shoes for Most Snap on Massagers. Will Work on Iq, Hi Dow, Eliking, Ismart, and Pinook Snap Units.

Excellent product! Efficiently made and does the job perfectly. Pros: *low-cost, *5 metal skin contacts on each slipper which are perfectly placed for a maximum benefit. *3 tens/ems connections depending on which machine you use (snap on, and two pin length connections). You only need to use one input port on need slipper. * For a strong contact connection you can use conduction gel, but when seated upright with a little bit of pressure this product works excellently when used WITHOUT conduction gel. * eliminates the need to apply expensive electrode gel pads every time you want to use the machine. * very easy to use and connect. You'll find yourself using tens/ems therapy devices more often because it's less of a hassle to set up. Just strap on the slippers and you're already to go. Keep them on for as long as you like and when you're finished just take the slippers off… no pads to clean off, no pads to purchase for each use, and no messy gels to wipe off. * Very effective for tens/end nerve stimulation, lower leg pain, and increasing levels of VEGF ( vascular endothelial growth factor). This hormone promotes vasculogenesis and angiogenesis which will increase oxygen to the surrounding tissue. * tens/ems therapy has been shown to benefit people with muscle wasting by stimulating the local surrounding signaling nerves. The slippers make it easy and less tedious to use tens therapy more often. Cons: * not made of the highest quality. The slippers are made from a dense foam and plastic and soles with a Velcro flap. In my opinion and having used several similar devices, it really doesn't make a difference what these slippers are made of... they do the job perfectly (Sorry, not really a CON). * The slippers work excellent when sitting upright with even pressure on the slippers so you can't use them laying down or walking around. *The single Velcro flap will keep only the anterior portion of your foot on the slipper. The heel will looses connection with the slipper easily thus decreasing the efficacy during a muscle contraction. Overall: * if you already own a good tens/ems unit, don't have the monetary means for constantly purchasing gel pads, are not sure of proper placement for gel pads, and have need for tens/ems therapy from the calf down-words then I highly suggest this item especially for the price of this product. They work just as good as the more expensive versions.

So I am 11.5 USA size mens. These look to be maybe a 9, so there is a bit of overhang. I am using these standing doing dishes or working on my laptop, so don't really notice the small size. What it does well IMO is function as a TENS shoe. - Running about 20-30 minutes at a time, you can see the pressure point marks left on my feet. There is very little discomfort and it feels great. - TENS function is amazing, with the right setting starting at low, you can find the perfect fit and it hits all over your foot and ankle, up to mid calf for me (small handheld unit) - After using for about a week, I am having increased sensation on my big toes where I developed bad callouses and had a sensitivity loss. This surprised me when I was walking barefoot on a stone floor and suddenly my big toe is sending signals again. I would say, for the price, it is worth it 100%. If I were a size 7-9 it would be perfect. I am 6'3 and 200lbs and the pressure points felt great. I sometimes shuffle around if I need to move a few feet, but use them mainly for stationary TENS therapy. 4/5 for me, the only real downside is there was not a really accurate measurement of the sandal so I could compare it to my foot, so was a total blind purchase. There isn't really any other options available for a TENS shoe that I have found for this price. For me, it had free returns as an option, so I would go ahead and pick it up if you are on the fence. Just having feeling in my toe again made it worthwhile for me.

Love this product it is helping me a lot with my pain

Very small size

My unit didn't go high enough to feel anything. The knobs hurt my feet too bad. They are smaller. Unsure where to put the points. No foot map. I returned. Company has quality products this one not for me

I just tried these for the first time. I used a lubricant per instructions. I connected both leads on one channel. The first place I felt anything was on my right ankle, which I had sprained badly nine months ago. My right foot definitely felt more than the left foot. When I tried a higher setting, it caused the tendon to my right big toe to tighten up. Next time I will use leads on separate channels, maybe adding a pad to the ankle on each side. That way I can adjust strength I wear a women's size 9- 9 1/2 shoe. The length on these is about equivalent to a woman's size 10, so they are a pretty good fit. Reg'd negative reviews: 1. These are not walking shoes. They don't pretend to be walking shoes. Don't walk in them. Sit with your feet flat on the floor. Read the directions. 2. If you don't feel anything, use some sort of gel or lubricant on your feet. Again, read the directions. I'm always amazed at how many people spend money on things, then gripe about them not working because they did not read the directions!