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Homedics Rechargeable Therapist Select Percussion Deep Tissue Massage Gun

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Walmart has Homedics Rechargeable Therapist Select Percussion Deep Tissue Massage Gun (HHG-681B-WMT) on sale for $24.76. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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Features:
  • Professional quality percussion massage
  • One touch button LED controls
  • 5 intensities 1 all-body round attachment+
  • Eases muscle tension and stiffness on your back, shoulders, neck, and legs. Rechargeable

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  • 2-Year Limited Warranty
  • Our research indicates that this offer is $35.23 lower (59% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $59.99.
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Walmart has Homedics Rechargeable Therapist Select Percussion Deep Tissue Massage Gun (HHG-681B-WMT) on sale for $24.76. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Professional quality percussion massage
  • One touch button LED controls
  • 5 intensities 1 all-body round attachment+
  • Eases muscle tension and stiffness on your back, shoulders, neck, and legs. Rechargeable

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • 2-Year Limited Warranty
  • Our research indicates that this offer is $35.23 lower (59% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $59.99.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion. 

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FredZRandall
I bought this on 12/20 for $19.98.

Thanks for the link to the recall! The model in the recall says HHP-715 and the one I got was HHG-68B-WMT. The recall said it came with 4 attachments and this one comes with 3. The recall said only units manufactured through the end of 2022 and earlier. My box has a date code of week 38 of 2024. Sounds like they had some issues with charging the Li-ion battery. This particular unit does not seem to be part of the recall but should still be careful charging Li-ion batteries in general.
TekkenLord
This or Hitachi wand?

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exhurt
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Is this a part of the recall? https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2024...rn-Hazards
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I bought this on 12/20 for $19.98.

Thanks for the link to the recall! The model in the recall says HHP-715 and the one I got was HHG-68B-WMT. The recall said it came with 4 attachments and this one comes with 3. The recall said only units manufactured through the end of 2022 and earlier. My box has a date code of week 38 of 2024. Sounds like they had some issues with charging the Li-ion battery. This particular unit does not seem to be part of the recall but should still be careful charging Li-ion batteries in general.
Last edited by FredZRandall December 26, 2024 at 12:10 AM.
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Ho medics?
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$55 on amazon
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Quote from exhurt :
Is this a part of the recall? https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2024...rn-Hazards

Actually no. The recalled one has a different part number.
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Quote from exhurt :
Is this a part of the recall? https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2024...rn-Hazards
No, they could not legally sell it if it was.
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I've been shopping for a good price/brand for these to helpfully alleviate some intermittent hip pain. I think this might fit the bill. Thanks OP!

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This or Hitachi wand?
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My ex had a Theragun branded one of these which I think was very expensive and surely a higher end model… I've missed it so much but haven't wanted to spend the money. If this is even 50% of the relief that brought me, I'm beyond satisfied. In for one, thanks OP!
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Need to know what you are doing if working on the spine with this machine. With the harder tip attachment, it's what D.O.'s use to do realignment after an accident/injury. Of course you need another person to do this for you, but fyi, go easy on vertebrae if you are just screwing around.
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Quote from ThoreauHD :
Need to know what you are doing if working on the spine with this machine. With the harder tip attachment, it's what D.O.'s use to do realignment after an accident/injury. Of course you need another person to do this for you, but fyi, go easy on vertebrae if you are just screwing around.
It's for deep tissue, not deep spine.
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Pass-through charging??
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Honestly unless it's a true theragun these things are largely junk. You can also make things worse for yourself if you're not careful.
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Quote from ThoreauHD :
Need to know what you are doing if working on the spine with this machine. With the harder tip attachment, it's what D.O.'s use to do realignment after an accident/injury. Of course you need another person to do this for you, but fyi, go easy on vertebrae if you are just screwing around.
I guess the manipulation training varies greatly with osteopathic doctors especially compared with the old days. I think the one highly regarded old school DO here probably wouldn't use even a Theragun. I base this on the explanation that they consider most forms of chiropractic limited because it is essentially only one technique, a high velocity low amplitude thrust whereas a practitioner like that has a lot of techniques most if not all of which probably can't be replicated with a motorized device. Take it for whatever its worth to the reader but I wouldn't be surprised if it's misinterpreted and of course this costs less.