Revitive Medic Knee - Relieves Pain and Fights Tired, Aching Legs - Drug-Free Relief from Persistent Knee & Leg Problems

Bought this for my husband. Although the price may make you think twice I would definitely recommend it. It does take several month of use before feeling any improvement. It is important that the Revitive is used consistently and in line with their instructions. It is lightweight enough to take away with you on holiday. Easy quick recharging. Easy to store. Very happy with my purchase

Very Happy with product good service

It's good my only complaint would be ,I think it would be better and more natural , if it was more like a plank with a curved underneath .so that you can still rock it , also the foot pads where further apart so that it was more relaxed posture when sitting.squeezing your legs & feet together and getting the feet flat on the pads to get the best benefit out it. I find un-natural. But that's just my opinion let's hope Revititve come up with a newer better design ,I'd certainly buy one.

Ok so what can I say. Wow a Brilliant product. I did have doubts about buying it but after my daughter spoke to one of her work colleagues who has one and said it really works I purchased this Knee version. I can say that after the 2nd use on my legs, Knees and back I can defiantly feel the massive reduction in pain and the movement is almost pain free and easier. Wow I did not even think that would happen. The sticky pads for the Knee etc are really good and I can for sure say that as normally body hair makes the pads not stick very well. These do stick very well. So chaps its cool right. Personally I would like to see if they could do a portable version just as good knowing that the feet option would be out of the question.I should have listened to Ian Botham right in the adverts even if he has put on some timber. As you guessed I am a bit of a fan of his right.

I had an older model that didn't have battery so I had to sit near a switch. The new one has battery and I can use it as anywhere when charged and the charge lasts a long time. The health benefits are good and already feeling stronger, especially relating to skin problem resulting from cellulitis. Leg

I was doing regular knee exercises after an arthroscopy on one knee (the other was too bad to operate on but not bad enough for a replacment).If I do exercises at least every other day that helped alot, but my work is desk bound (I bought a rising desk to help).Exercise on it's own didn't prevent knee pain, and I felt the value of any squats and lunges (slow and careful) dissipated very quickly.I bought this machine, and on day one after lower leg EMS and upper leg EMS and joint TENS felt a real improvement. After a few days, the improvements plateaued (I wasn't exercising at the time).Now going back to walking more and doing the knee exercises and using this I find much less knee pain and much easier climbing stairs and walking downhill.EMS is a series of voltage shocks to muscles (the floor pad has it's own electrodes, plus they provide EMS pads for the upper leg. The good feature is you don't feel anything until you increase the level and can then decide what level is the most effective.TENS is continuous electrical stimulation of the knee joint (you can also use it elsewhere).If you are the sort of person who will use it regularly and do a bit of exercise to keep your knees limber (even walking more will help) then this might be a big improvement to you. If you aren't then there is no magic bullet.

Great for toning muscles. Not good for joints, I found it aggravated my bone-on-bone knee condition.

My mum bought me this to help with my swollen feet as I'd broken my ribs so had to sleep upright for weeks which caused my feet to swell. The mc helped really well with reducing the swelling so that I could actually get shoes on.I'd recommend but always check with you doctor if you have any medical problems.Read the instructions carefully.