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Anyone tried the Rejuvacare Neuropathy Machine for Feet??

Posted by domiha @domiha, Sep 26 11:11am

I don't put much stock in things that claim to improve symptoms "overnight." But this is a new one to me. I saw an ad on social media and went to the site. I'd just like to hear from anyone who has actually TRIED this machine. Best wishes! Mike

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mjcmjc | @mjcmjc | 1 day ago
In reply to @mjcmjc "I purchased this machine about 2 months ago and have used it faithfully almost every day..." + (show)
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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

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I was able to look it up and find it on my other computer. Go to the website inspireuplift.com and you will see a photograph of the actual unit that I purchased. I'm in Canada and I had it shipped all the way here and what the hell it's working and I'm happy. I'm not going to say it's the answer for everybody in the world but it worked for me maybe it'll work for you. I forget what the cost is on this now looks like about $32

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heisenberg34 | @heisenberg34 | 13 hours ago
In reply to @mjcmjc "I purchased this machine about 2 months ago and have used it faithfully almost every day..." + (show)
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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

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@mjcmjc So, it takes away all the tingling. That's great, but how about pain? Do you have any pain with your diabetic neuropathy? My foot pain is pretty awful and would try just about anything that would help mitigate it. What's the price on this.? Thanks and hope it continues to work for you.

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mjcmjc | @mjcmjc | 8 hours ago

Yes, it took away the pain absolutely. Today is Tuesday and I used my machine about 3 o’clock and it shuts off after about 20 minutes. The original cost to me was about $100 but I was one of the stupid ones and it is now online for about $50 US from what I can see. I’m not going to tell you that it is the best thing in the world, but from my standpoint, it has been the best thing in the world for the neuropathy on my feet the other night I used some sort of a cream that had a lot of. Captain in it and it caused me a ton of grief so keep away from that. I have my own homemade recipe that I use on my feet and on my legs where I had bypass surgery and it works like a charm. I’m not so certain I would want to put it online though maybe through a private email.

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mjcmjc | @mjcmjc | 8 hours ago

Forgot to mention I paid about $100 Canadian and I think the price right now is about $39 online US or maybe a little more

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