McDavid Myovolt Vibration Compression Back Wrap, Helps Reduce Pain, Stiffness, Soreness & Aid Muscle Recovery, Delivers Targeted Deep Tissue Treatment

I have never used a vibration back therapy before and this is my first time trying this kind of therapy. First thing to mention is that the module that is used for vibration and neoprene wrap are packed separately. Which means the module needs to be inserted into the wrap. I struggled a bit with that since I was afraid that I could rip the wrap. The company should include the module in the wrap and ship it instead of the customers doing it. Once the module is in place the whole usage of therapy is top notch.It came charged and I was able to use it on my back right after unpacking. The module had three different modes which is activated/changed just by pressing a button. I used all 3 modes at different times and I felt relaxed. The module can be recharged with an USBC cable. It came with an instructional booklet with clear instructions on how to use the wrap and the module. It is easy to use and quite comfortable for muscle therapy. The Velcro is very strong and is bound tightly to the wrap during the therapy session.Overall a good vibration compression and functionality is provided, but feels a little overpriced for the product, but recommend it if it is available on a good deal.

This back brace fit amazinglyWas super easy to take off and onFunctions easily and Definitely helps with all of the pain that I’m in. I get a lot of lower back pain sciatic pain so this belt definitely helps reduce those issues.Great value for the money and I feel like this particular product was built to last

I often get backache and muscle strain so wanted to have a massager that would help alleviate the pain. I have used a similar product from this brand for knee. The main component is the orange motor that needs to be inserted in the wrap. You will need to press the power button for a few seconds to get this working and then a one push of the button would allow you to cycle through the remaining modes.In my case the continuous mode was helpful in relieving a bit of soreness for the lower back. The main drawback I see is that the motor (or the electronic component) stops after 15 mins and you would need to restart (although this could vary from a preference perspective given you do not want a prolonged use of the machine).So now for the price point, I do feel that for the functionality we get, the price point is a bit too high (in my humble opinion). Nevertheless, it is still a useful product that definitely helps with the soreness. My main sticking point is the price so that was a factor is my consideration of this.

While this is a comfortable belt to wear, the massage/vibration function just does not work well. Yes, it wobbles and vibrates, but it is not as therapeutic as other types of belts. It is easy to wear, use and care for, but the electro vibration function is less than helpful and just makes this a nice belt to wear while walking around the house.

This is an interesting device: A donut with 4 vibrating spots encased in a stretchy velcro compression sack. The vibrating devices are much stronger than expected, though more intensity might be even better. I found it really isn't that effective while walking around. It really only starts to feel great when sitting and pushing my back into a chair or couch, which increases the pressure of the vibrators into your back.There is a petrol odor when first using the devices. However, to the 3 noses in my house, it wasn't really that noticeable, and definitely not a significant issue.The vibrating points do warm up a bit, though not due to a heating function. They just vibrate and get a bit warmer, and you a feel that even though a shirt. It's soothing, but insignificant.I'm not sure whether I'd use this regularly. If I get an intense pain in my back, I've found a simple lacrosse or tennis ball on the floor with me rolling around on the pain spot is excruciating but highly effective. This vibration device doesn't allow for locating the vibrators over a specific pain point. it's more of a general muscle relaxation tool for the lower back.