The AJR Tool is used to safely apply pressure to specific areas during massage therapy. The tool's unique shape, combination of rigid and yielding surfaces and lightweight construction distinguish it from any other massage therapy tool.

A hand-held device with a paddle, an arm and a handle. Using the handle and arm, the paddle is slapped/tapped against the face to, in effect, provide a workout for an individual's facial skin and facial muscles. One purpose of a workout for the facial muscles is to tighten the facial muscles by inducing/stimulating the production of new and healthy collagen, improve skin firmness and texture, and blood circulation. The skin's cells need good circulation to heal and produce collagen. The slapping/tapping of the face creates a superficial trauma to the skin and muscles which tricks the body into producing high levels of collagen to assist in the healing process without causing any actual damage to the skin.

A hand-held device with a paddle, an arm and a handle. Using the handle and arm, the paddle is slapped/tapped against the face to, in effect, provide a workout for an individual's facial skin and facial muscles. One purpose of a workout for the facial muscles is to tighten the facial muscles by inducing/stimulating the production of new and healthy collagen, improve skin firmness and texture, and blood circulation. The skin's cells need good circulation to heal and produce collagen. The slapping/tapping of the face creates a superficial trauma to the skin and muscles which tricks the body into producing high levels of collagen to assist in the healing process without causing any actual damage to the skin.

An intelligent start and stop massager is provided, which includes a first shell, a connecting spring, and a second shell; the first shell is connected to the second shell through the connecting spring; a vibration motor is arranged in the first shell; the vibration motor is in driving connection with a deflection member; a battery, a main control board and a touch switch are arranged in the second shell; the main control board is in conduction connection with the vibration motor, the battery and the touch switch; a first rubber layer is wrapped on an outer side of the first shell; and a second rubber layer is wrapped on an outer side of the second shell.

An intelligent start and stop massager is provided, which includes a first shell, a connecting spring, and a second shell; the first shell is connected to the second shell through the connecting spring; a vibration motor is arranged in the first shell; the vibration motor is in driving connection with a deflection member; a battery, a main control board and a touch switch are arranged in the second shell; the main control board is in conduction connection with the vibration motor, the battery and the touch switch; a first rubber layer is wrapped on an outer side of the first shell; and a second rubber layer is wrapped on an outer side of the second shell.

A percussive massage device includes an upper half housing, an electric motor, a lower half housing, and a handle. In response to activating the motor, the eccentric counterweight rotates. And in turn, the link converts the rotational motion of the counterweight into a reciprocating linear motion of the follower. The application head strongly moves back and forth to treat body stress or pain of a user.

A massage applicator including a housing, a piston having a proximal end and a distal end, a motor within the housing operatively connected to the piston, wherein the motor is configured to cause the piston to reciprocate, an applicator controller configured to operate the motor, and an attachment head releasably coupled to the piston so as to be located at the distal end of the piston, the attachment head including at least one sensor configured to collect sensor data, wherein the applicator controller is configured to adjust operation of the motor based on the collected sensor data.

A portable therapeutic apparatus is disclosed. The portable therapeutic apparatus may include a handle, a protrusion, a resistance element, and an adjustment element attached to the handle. The handle may include a first slot that houses the resistance element. The protrusion may include an indentation. The resistance element may include an elastic element.

A portable therapeutic apparatus is disclosed. The portable therapeutic apparatus may include a handle, a protrusion, a resistance element, and an adjustment element attached to the handle. The handle may include a first slot that houses the resistance element. The protrusion may include an indentation. The resistance element may include an elastic element.

A manual restorative therapy tool is presented. A first tool includes a body, a first contact surface coupled to the first surface of the body, and second contact surfaces coupled to the second surface of the body, wherein each second contact surface of the array is smaller than the first contact surface. A handle may be coupled to a third surface that allows either the first or the second contact surface to be pressed against a user, expanding the user's blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. In this state, circulation may be further enhanced by use of a second tool having a handle with a first end and a second end, a first contact surface coupled to the first end via a compression mechanism, and a second contact surface coupled to the second end via a flexibility mechanism. The first and second contact surfaces independently spin with respect to the handle.