NeuroMat EMS Massager Review: A Foot Mat That Uses Gentle Pulses to Wake Up Tired Legs?
NeuroMat EMS Massager
Feet that ache after standing all day, legs that feel heavy at night. NeuroMat is a foldable mat you stand or rest your feet on while it sends gentle electrical pulses through the soles. I used it every evening for three weeks.
What it is
A thin, foldable EMS mat with a small remote. You put bare feet on it, choose a mode and intensity, and it runs a timed program of pulses through the feet and lower legs.
How it works
Electrical muscle stimulation makes the muscles in your feet and calves contract and relax, which promotes circulation and eases the heavy, tired feeling. Sessions run about fifteen minutes.
The verdict
The first minute feels odd, then it becomes relaxing. For heavy legs, tired feet and people who sit or stand a lot it is a low-effort routine that fits under a desk or beside the couch.
What we liked
- Folds flat, stores anywhere
- Remote with multiple modes
- No batteries in the mat, USB charged remote
- Fifteen-minute sessions
What to keep in mind
- Sensation takes getting used to
- Needs bare, slightly damp feet for best contact
- Not for people with pacemakers or during pregnancy
Frequently asked questions
Is EMS safe?
For most healthy adults, yes. People with pacemakers, implanted devices, epilepsy or who are pregnant should not use EMS without medical advice.
Does it hurt?
It should not. Start on a low intensity and increase until you feel a firm but comfortable pulse.
Can I use it with socks?
No, it works through skin contact. Bare feet, lightly moistened, work best.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes, it ships with a money-back guarantee.
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