Physicians  

I see many patients with symptoms of tennis elbow and muscle strain of the forearm. The Forearm Rx is a simple yet highly effective home treatment device. The unique design allows for adjustable deep tissue and trigger points of the forearm. This in turn with continued use allows many patients to return to sports, recreational activities and work with pain relief. I have used the device myself and recommend it to those suffering from overuse problems of the forearm and elbow.

Alfred Hess , M.D.

Musicians

After many years of playing the piano and organ for hours per day, the physical demands on my hands and wrists resulted in repetitive strain injury. Following three successful hand/wrist surgeries, I decided to explore massage therapy as a means of preventing future damage. I have been receiving massage for my forearms and hands now for years, but was introduced to the ForeArmRx recently. Now countless people can benefit from deep massage on a daily basis. This has been highly beneficial to me, as I can now use the ForeArmRx immediately before and/or after a rehearsal or performance. I truly appreciate the expertise and vision that went into the ForeArmRx and I'm genuinely impressed with the results I've experienced from this device.

Professional Pianist and Organist- Bonnie Copeland

Attorneys

As an attorney, I was tethered to my laptop. The physical toll on my body became too high a price to pay, forcing me to look for alternatives. A change in work pace and habits helped relieve much of my pain, but I still suffered with lingering elbow pain and tenderness aggravated by exercise placing weight on those joints ---- weight lifting, yoga, pilates.

The ForeArmRx has changed that! At first, the pressure from the massaging rollers felt somewhat painful because the ForeArmRx can be trained right on your sorest spots. But I quickly learned how to easily adjust the ForeArmRx pressure to my comfort level and knew it was working when I was able to gradually increase the pressure over time. This device is genius. If only I could put my neck and shoulders into those wonderful massaging rollers … maybe someday there will be an UpperBodyRx!

Attorney and Mediator - Karol Williams

Golf

The repetitive motion of the golf swing, specifically club-head impact with the ball, can cause wear and tear on the body, especially the forearm muscles. To keep those muscles loose, break up knots and help prevent tendonitis, I use the  ForeArmRx ™ before and after both play and practice.   Gary Koch - 6-time PGA Tour Winner & NBC Golf Analyst

The ForeArmRx ™ is really helpful for relieving the pain associated with golfer’s elbow. If you have ever suffered from this you know how painful it can be to swing a gold club. The ForeArmRx ™ is also great as a warm-up tool to keep your golfer’s elbow from flaring up.  Clay Thomas - PGA

Physical Therapists

Businessmen

What a relief! After suffering with elbow tendonitis for over 6 months a simple device has changed my life. Traditional methods that included heat, rest, therapy and medication did nothing to make a lasting difference.

I started using the ForeArmRx on a daily basis and within 8 days my pain was completely gone. I was totally amazed. The massage action of the rollers let me concentrate on the painful spots on my forearm. Since I controlled the pressure and location, I could direct the ForeArmRx to the exact place that was bothering me. In the event the pain returns, I can treat myself at home and won’t have the time and cost involved with normal physical therapy. This proves once again that sometimes a device that seems so simple can be the answer to a major problem.

Leon Mezrah, Mezrah Financial

Industrial

I work as a Longshoreman and Forklift Operator. I unload containers with a forklift and smaller boxes by hand. From a work related injury, I had tingling in my fingers and pain in my arm. The first time I used the ForeArmRx it gave me relief. After about four weeks of using it three times per week the pain and tingling was completely gone. Now I still use it periodically to keep the pain from coming back, sort of as a maintenance program.

Jerome W. Merritt, Sr., Tampa, FL