Physiotherapy Vibration Therapy Ball - Physical Therapy for Hand Tremor Reduction (Parkinson) with Rechargeable Battery – Reduce & Stress Relief

Product worked to lessen my tremor; result was greater ability to write signature, hold cups or glasses of beverages, put on makeup. Only thing I disliked was that product wasn't discounted to $69 for Christmas.

Bought it in February. Vibration died in May. Contacted company. SAID they were sending a replacement but have seen a replacement or heard from them since. At this price I am NOT happy.

I have Essential Familial Tremors that moderately disrupt my ability to sign my name, eat and drink, and most distressing, to create art.Medication worked at calming the tremors but with disturbing side effects that negatively impacted me neurologically. I am not comfortable with the surgical procedures due to side effects.After months of physiotherapy I came away from the sessions finding a vibrating ball works wonders. The vibro-balls used in therapy cost $600 and up, too expensive for me.I did a lot of research and tried many vibrating balls for my condition as well as Parkinsons.This product came out on top for the affordable cost, the size and weight, and the ease of use. This ball has three vibration levels, allowing me to customize the level to the severity of my tremors.I have found with regular use throughout the day I am able, for hours at a time, to use my hands with little to no tremors.Some reviewers felt the ball should last longer on a charge. I am very happy first that the ball is rechargeable, with the latest C USB cable. I have found that the ball, on the lowest setting can last for three treatments of both hands. It’s very easy to plug it in, the ball charges up quickly.My symptoms are relieved quickly and easily with no side effects, allowing me to regain control over this part of my life.

Obviously if these things worked flawlessly you would’ve heard about it from your doctor instead of a cheesy Facebook ad. But the cost is less than one doctor visit and for me, after several weeks, it has actually made a real difference with marked improvement. You’d be crazy not to try it!

Received the ball appeared to be good quality however, had signs of previous use, we were willing to overlook that. The main problem was it wouldn't hold a charge my wife used it very briefly it died and we sent it back

My wife swears by it…

Since Amazon wont let me ask the seller a question about my purchase, I'm writing this in hopes that they will see it. I originally purchased this a week or so ago and noticed that it does seem to work for me as far as generally helping my arms to feel more relaxed from the tremors, which is great. But the battery only lasts for 45 minutes. Then it must be recharged for about 1.5 hours. That's very inconvenient when you're supposed to use this 10 minutes per hand, 3 times a day for a total of 60 minutes per day. So you have to charge it everyday at least once. The included manual says the battery should last 3 to 4 hours when fully charged. So I asked for an exchange but the new Viraball also only lasts for 45 minutes! I see a trend here. I don't want to have to return and exchange several of these until I get one that works properly. If the seller could assure me that I would get one with a fully tested good battery, then I would return the 2 that I now have in exchange.

I have only been using the ball for about a week. Noticed improvement in tremors after first session. I use the ball on both hands. I can actually type and write now. I do not know how it compares to the villim ball and would be curious to find out. I have been using the Cala trio which worked very well. However, I had to return due to Medicare not covering the device. I went for several months and got to the point where writing, typing and eating with a fork was very difficult.For the price I would recommend trying this out and seeing if it works for you. It definitely works for me.