New TOE-TOUCH FOOT SPA Acupressure Massager

[InvisibleTouch]

Relax and unwind, and give yourself a well-deserved luxury spa treatment from the comfort of your own home with Dr. Scholl's Toe-Touch Foot Spa massager. Never opened, new in package!

This great foot massager is specially designed to stimulate your acupressure points and release tensions. Features a soothing massage function, an accunode textured basin, three interchangeable massage attachments, a hood that acts as a splash guard, and interchangeable reflexology foot plates. Smart Heat feature maintains comfortable water temperature. The unique waterproof toe-touch control makes setting changes easy with the touch of a finger or toe.

Indulge yourself or someone special with the gift of relaxation!

$30 plus shipping.

Will ship worldwide (but be aware this unit runs on North American voltage). PM me with your location for a shipping quote.

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[pacalo]

1. Do you have just one to sell?

[InvisibleTouch]

2. Yes, just one left.

I sold quite a few of these over last holiday season. Now I'm clearing out the rest of my inventory.

[pacalo]

3. I was wondering if you knew first-hand about how effective it was.

I have constantly-sore feet for the first time in my life after working as a sales associate in a boutique for the past 8 months. Name the foot problem & I've probably had it: blisters, bunions (was wondering what the heck were those large protrusions alongside my big toes), & swollen, achy soles.

I'd like to have something like this, but I'm looking around for the one I need.

[durrrty libby]

4. Soak your feet in some epsom salts, use a pumice stone,

buy better fitting shoes, and elevate your feet when possible

:hi:

[InvisibleTouch]

5. People who have bought them from me...

...have said they loved them, including an elderly gentleman who had poor circulation in his feet - but I have not tried it out myself, so I can only go by what others have told me. I can imagine how the textured surfaces would probably be a lot more soothing for your feet than a flat-bottomed bucket, though. I did once have a reflexology massage, which was wonderful, so if you can find something that hits your accupressure/reflexology points, I think it will help.