Prospera Massage Pen, Vibration Massage to Relieve Headache and Muscle Tension for face, Neck, and arms, 2 oz

Sounded like a good idea but just doesn't really work for a massage. Vibrations need to be stronger. Doesn't really get down to the muscle. pen works good though

The pen looks very professional. You won't know it serves masssage purpose if you don't tell others. It is very unique that you can massage the acu.points while you use the pen. It is a very thougthful combination as a pen and relaxing purpose. With the price, it is worth buying or give away as a present.

I wasn't sure how a massage pen would work but I thought I'd give it a try anyways. The pen comes in a box and there's a nice "pouch" that comes with it - makes me think it's not just any old pen. The pen itself is nice. It's heavy and very easy to write with (really smooth). There's a little slip of paper that's also in the box and it shows acupuncture points. When you first use the massaging element, it doesn't feel like it does anything, but when combined with the acupuncture points, I think this pen does the job. It'll be fun to get more acquainted with it and learn all the acupuncture points.

I bought this for my special needs daughter to draw with, but there is no way to keep the pen switched on.

Maybe it's just the batteries, but it comes with a spacer so that the battery "should" be good when it arrives. I'll go buy a new battery (which might work), but I shouldn't have to do that on a new prduct that should be functional right out of the box.

If you are looking for a new ink pen you might like this however, if you need a massage look elsewhere. It does vibrate at the tip but, good luck feeling it. For the price and looking at it knowing it uses one small battery you can not expect much now can you?

Works great on migraines to massage your temples

This pen is perfect for kids that have sensory needs. It provides that vibration to keep kids alert or feed their sensory system while allowing it to be discreet (something very important for the middle school/high school crowd who is concerned about how they look to peers).