BEURER 643.25 FM 150 Vein Trainer

The Beurer 643.25 FM 150 is a blue venous trainer that supports venous function with revitalising compression massage. Air-pressure massage works with inflating and deflating air chambers that fill and...
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41 690 Ft

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The Beurer 643.25 FM 150 is a blue venous trainer that supports venous function with revitalising compression massage. Air-pressure massage works with inflating and deflating air chambers that fill and empty in turn, and the intensity can be adjusted steplessly. Both leg cuffs can be inflated on each side.

The device improves blood circulation in the veins and can help relieve heaviness, tiredness and pain in the legs. It also helps prevent the formation of varicose veins and spider veins and eases muscle tension. A STOP button provides added safety, and a deflation function releases the air chambers quickly.

With a 10, 20 or 30-minute timer and simple operation via a hand switch, the device can be used at home or on the go. The two leg cuffs adapt individually thanks to the hook-and-loop fastening. The package includes a storage bag, and it can run on rechargeable or mains power, with 4 x 1.5 V AAA batteries. The product is classified as a medical device.

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