Anyone tried the Rejuvacare Neuropathy Machine for Feet??

Please do not buy any of these products!

There aren’t any machines, of any kind, that can cure your neuropathy!
All the “testimonials” you see online are fake, especially the ones from a “Dr.”
Some of the positive reviews are from the owners of the company selling their own stuff.

Please, if you bought something using your credit card and the company is not issuing you a refund or promised rebate, get your bank involved. Call your bank, or do it online and tell the bank you want to Dispute the charge. The bank will investigate and may be able to get your money back.

@SusanEllen66
couldn't agree more. My spinal cord stimulator does give me some relief. Its a long process to get this procedure.

@domiha Yes the spinal cord stimulator gives me some relief. It masks the pain from your affected are. Mine is basically my feet. If you decide to have this done, you will go thru a trial period to see if it gives you relief. In my case, I had to experience a certain level of relief or my insurance wouldn't cover it. I belief the cost of this is north of one hundred thousand.

@SusanEllen66 Idid get a refund. I am getting some relief from the spinal cord stimulator. Helps me sleep better which is so important at our age

@toeclip The symptoms of MY neuropathy are primarily numbness and tingling in my feet and ankles... and weakness in my calves. I don't have what many describe as really horrific pain in their feet and legs. The numbness in my feet has led to balance and gait issues. Did you have the numbness and balance issues, and if so, did the SCS help with those symptoms? I can understand how it could help with pain.... but I'm trying to find people with a SCS that feel it has helped with the numbness, as well. Also, what brand of SCS did you get and how long have you had it, please? Thanks! Best wishes! Mike

@domiha Hi Mike
I too had a Lot of numbness in both feet, but primarily in my left foot. The numbness in my feet was so bad I couldn't feel the pedals in my car when I was driving and almost got into a wreck. Have not driven in a year. Ive had neurophysiology in my feet for a good 12 years and it has gotten progressively worse. The SCS was kind of the last resort. Mine is an Abbot and Ive had it in me for about 5 months. It's all a very individual thing and I'm still working with my rep from abbot adjusting the settings. I would suggest to talk to your Dr and to whatever company is recommended. I'm 83 and it has helped. but I still suffer. Best of luck, tom

@domiha I would order from Amazon and not their site. I paid extra for expedited shipping and two weeks later they have still not been delivered.

This company is a SCAM! These products don’t work, and they will not issue a refund. Please read Rejuvacare and BBB REVIEWS, they also charge you for a subscription after you order their product! If you’ve ordered from this company and they haven’t issued you a refund, dispute it with your Bank, and you will get a refund when you file a dispute with your financial Institution. If you go to the REJUVACARE original website, they tell you to watch a video, and if you do watch the video, they tell you not to stop watching the video or your card will be charged twice the amount due! So, what they are actually doing is trying to get you to order additional products before you finish watching their video with a doctor promoting their products. Please don’t waste your time or money!!

I purchased this machine about 2 months ago and have used it faithfully almost every day for about 20 minutes before the machine shuts off automatically. Frankly it has worked wonders on my feet and taken away all the tingling so that I can walk normally. Mine was a result of diabetic neuropathy and at the same time leg surgery where I had bypasses on my arteries for lack of blood flow. Everything seems to be in order now especially the feet when there is no more pain tingling etc. I'm not certain if the machine that I purchased is the same one that you are talking about. When I purchased it it was online out of the US and then when it came I saw was from China. It is presently all over the net and attaches to your feet but unfortunately I forget the name and would highly recommend the use of it. When I purchased it I was sceptical but said okay blow the money and see what happens because you've got to get something that will work

Everyone seems to be talking about a spinal cord manipulator/massager and I'm referring to a foot massager as the one that seemed to help my feet tremendously