Anyone use this gadget?

[Crusak]

ROTFLcopter, Chase!!!

[vibramhead]

I'm kind of embarrassed to admit it, but yes, I used that gadget a few years ago. In fact, my doctor prescribed it as part of my physical therapy when I tweaked a cervical disk. I was feeling considerable neck pain, and this device did help decompress my vertebrae, giving some temporary relief. My co-workers had a hard time not laughing when I used it at work. I'd only wear it periodically for 10 min. or so.

[Koda]

the blue one right?

[Dustin DuBois]

the blue one right?

I didn't wanna say it =D.

[Roy]

a guy came to my home and gave my this gadget after my spinal fusion doc prescribed it.

http://apps.djoglobal.com/bonestim/prod ... ult.asp#sf.

i asked the guy if i give it back nope only will do only 30 mins a day programed to do only prescribed # of treatments. he said thro it out or keep it for a trophy the insurance covered it but this thing was not cheap.

seems people sell used ones on line but i think just the timer runs. i guess if there is a danger of misuse of these things you can see the point.

but why not return them to the company reprogram it, maybe there is really just a few bucks of parts in them and assembled cheap somewhere and its cheaper to go new. with out insurance i would have refused it were talking thousands.

so bored i did research the tech on it and they have been proven to help at the most critical time of healing bones.

its the blue one

[Eric Peterson]

Even the worst of rice krispy neck can be helped TRoy?

[Roy]

Even the worst of rice krispy neck can be helped TRoy?

no idea my tests showed all problems my doc said
he likes surgery when he knows
what's broken.

rice crispy treats are a good traill snack.

good luck.