Carpall Roller

"I have suffered with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome for the last 10 years. Bad enough that I have been forced to use the computer mouse with my left hand full time, even though I am right handed. Not wanting to go the surgery route because of the obvious risks and high costs, I have tried other methods recommended to me by friends and family with no improvement to speak of. The Carpal Roller Massage Device is something that I viewed as being too simple in design to work, but oh how I was wrong! The first pass of my arm across the rollers and I could feel it working on my Median Nerve. Not only did it serve to massage my normally tight muscles in my right forearm, but I felt am improvement to my symptoms to the point that I can now work at computers, or with hand tools in the shop freely using both hands with out having to take it easy. It could not be easier to use and I can proudly say that I am now a believer in this product and would recommend it too others with the same symptoms."

Andy, Production & Quality Manager

"I first developed plantar fasciitis after a long illness requiring many weeks of bedrest during which my plantar fascia had not been stretched as normally occurs during walking. The prescription for cure was to stretch the fascia by rolling a tennis ball under my foot, which was awkward and hard to control. The Carpal Roller is much more stable and allows more control of the stretching process. I can bear down on the device to get more stretch and massage, which feels absolutely wonderful on tired feet! Even though the pain of the plantar fasciitis is gone now, I'll keep using the Carpal Roller, because with high arches I'm at risk for redeveloping plantar fasciitis again, and also because, frankly, the massage just feels really great on my feet! Furthermore, I have also had multiple repetitive motion injuries in the muscles and tendons of my forearms from making hundreds or thousands of fine motor movements of my fingers while operating a microscope and computer keyboard for hours a day as a pathologist. I have found the Carpal Roller to be an excellent feel-good way to massage those tired, sore forearm muscles. The theory behind the Carpal Roller for treatment of these forearm conditions is sound as I understand it, and I hope its use will reverse my repetitive injuries or at least prevent them from worsening over time. Interestingly, I have had occasional bouts of tennis elbow, but have not had a recurrence of it since using the Carpal Roller."

Shelly Underhill, M.D., FCAP

"From a clinician's standpoint, The Carpal Roller will assist in providing myofascial massage to patients in both the clinic and home environments. Within the clinic, The Carpal Roller can provide patients suffering from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome the soft tissue massage necessary to decrease symptoms while protecting therapists' hands from overuse and repetitive strain. Within the home, the Carpal Roller can provide the benefits of manual massage more conveniently, thus allowing individuals to be more proactive in their care."

Amy, OTR/L, CHT

"In Nov. 2009 I had tests done (EMG) for numbness in my shoulder that also extended down my arm to my thumb on my left side. After the test I was informed that I had severe Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). I was given the option to have surgery, but choose not to until I tried therapy first. With The Carpal Roller and a simple exercise I no longer have any numbness or outward symptoms like before. I will continue to use the Carpal Roller as it serves more than one area if you choose. It's not yet the first of March and I think I made the right decision."

Bill, Retired HVAC

"I have suffered with numbness in my hands and lower arms for some time. I was told the cause was Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). About six months ago the condition worsened, the numbness was causing pain and discomfort so severe it would wake me from a sound sleep. I have been using The Carpal Roller for about 2 months, 2 to 3 times a day, doing 15 to 20 reps on each arm and I am nearly symptom free. I will continue to use the Carpal Roller and would recommend it to anyone with a similar condition."

Bob, Sales Manager

"I recently developed Carpal Tunnel in my right hand. Simple tasks were difficult. Writing or typing became painful. After using the carpal tunnel machine, swelling in my hand decreased in the first week. In 2 weeks the pain began to disappear. I no longer had difficulty writing or typing. Swelling in my hand decreased in the first week. After 3 weeks, the pain was totally gone.

I then tried machine on my plantar fasciitis. Before the machine it was difficult to walk. Two weeks after using the machine, the pain in my foot had totally disappeared.

Before surgery or costly physical therapy, I recommend trying the Carpal Machine. It definitely worked for me."

Dale Wilson - Rockford, IL

"Having previously been diagnosed with Plantar Fasciitis, I had been skeptical of anything that may have helped alleviate my foot problem. A friend recommended The Carpal Roller and I began using it for about 10 minutes twice a day. Within 2 days I began to feel relief in my heels. Since my heels felt better I was able to increase the usage of the Carpal Roller. After one week I was walking pain free. I continue using The Carpal Roller to avoid reoccurring pain."

Robert, Machinist