If you’re like me, you often experience aches and pains. It comes with getting old, I guess. (Or maybe it’s just that I don’t eat well). Whatever the reason, I often find that my neck hurts. And my back. And other parts of my body as well. For most of my life, I have found very few ways to alleviate this, so instead I’ve resorted to taking a bunch of Ibuprofen. But then I found another way.
Naipo is a company that makes massagers – incredibly useful tools that relieve problem areas of discomfort. And the Daily Dealer got our readers exclusive codes for two different Naipo massagers so you can get them at very, very low prices. The neck/shoulder massager, for example is 65 percent off with our code. This Thanksgiving season, I am thankful for the existence of comfortable machines that make me feel better. And I am thankful that they don’t cost the $170 that they normally do.
The first massager is the aforementioned neck and shoulder massager. While that’s what it’s called, it is actually, as the girl pictured at the top of this article shows, perfect for relieving pain in the neck, shoulder, back, waist, body, arms, legs and feet. It can be used in a car and is therefore quite reliable to ease aches in the ride home after a tough workout. It normally costs $170 but is currently on sale for $100 for Cyber Monday. With our code, however, you can get it for just $60! That means you are getting $110 in savings. That’s a Cyber Monday deal we can all be thankful for.
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You can get this all-purpose massager for 65 percent – or $110 – off with this code (Photo via Amazon)
Don’t believe me that this neck and shoulder massager is the real deal? I’m not the only one super into it. Check out this review from Julie Delzell:
This is a well designed massager. I has heated massage that has three speeds and bi-directional kneeling. It fits perfectly over your neck and shoulders. It has a place for you to place your arms so you can adjust the pressure. It also has Velcro on the straps for wrapping around for a great back massage and have your hands free. It is portable and will fit in your suitcase for easy travel. It is rechargeable and it also comes with a car charger. I have had a neck massager in the past but you had to lay down for it to work and it didn’t massage the areas that needed it.
The neck/shoulder massager isn’t the only deal we have for you this Cyber Week. We also have an exclusive code for this massaging neck pillow. With our code, you can get it for under $30, or over 25 percent off its initial price of $40.
The well-placed massage nodes on this pillow makes it feel like an actual masseuse is relieving your stress. In all honestly, every company should have one of these at the office, given how stress bottles up productivity at work. Like the neck/shoulder massager, this machine is great for car (or airplane) travel, and it even comes with a car charger. (See picture at the bottom of the article for an example of car usage).
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You can get this neck pillow massager for 25 percent off – or $10 – with this exclusive code (Photo via Amazon)
As someone who struggles with back pain, I can tell you this neck pillow massager is really quite something. And way healthier than popping an Advil or three every time you’re sore.
Again, I’m not alone here in singing this products praises. Three-quarters of the 70-plus customers who have reviewed it online have given it the perfect 5 out of 5 star rating. Among them are people who actually know something about massage therapy, unlike me. Check out this review from D. Lang, titled “Best neck and shoulders massage!!“:
This little gift from massage heaven worked out my neck and shoulders better than many in person massages I’ve had. The heat option is a nice touch, too! I’m not dissing massage therapy. I’ve practiced massage therapy myself for 25 yrs. But, this is a great option to have on hand. The size makes it very convenient to bring along as well. I have yet to try it in the car. I don’t think I’d try it while driving. But, I’d definitely use it as a passenger. I’ve tried using it on my neck, shoulders, back, hips, and calves. It felt great on all those areas! It’s durable, well made and affordable. Buying one for a friend for birthday.
And this one from Jessica Leagan, titled “Great for back pain!“:
This wonderful! I was a massage therapist for almost 10 years and have always been sceptical of these types of devices due to the pressure and possibility of further injury. However, after being diagnosed with RA this year I needed to find something that would provide temporary relief when the pain is bad.
This heats up wonderfully, and the balls move in different patterns from eachother with one set moving closer to the spine while the other is further away. So far I’ve found it to be wonderful! I did overdue it the first day and laid on it for too long which caused soreness the next day so just be smart about how long you use it and how much pressure you apply.
If that’s not enough to convince you, I’m not sure what is. Especially with these discounts. It’s going to be a Merry (and pain-free) Christmas indeed.
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This neck pillow massager is perfect for relieving discomfort felt in a moving vehicle (Photo via Amazon)
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