Foot Massager Plus

Regular price$369

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The Foot Massager Plus uses oscillating technology to drive circulation through the feet and calves. Used daily at home by people with neuropathy, plantar fasciitis, sciatica, or restless legs, and by anyone whose feet, knees, or lower back ache from standing or sitting all day.

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Foot Massager Plus
11
Speeds
4,000
Max RPM
$369
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2
Speeds
3,200
Max RPM
$199

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Model number: MMF07
Dimensions: 15" x 12" x 9.5"
Weight: 11 lbs
Power: 110V 60Hz
*220-240V models available here

All MedMassager products include full-replacement coverage.

• 1-Year (Included)
• Lifetime Upgrade (Select Models)

*Extended Warranty upgrades available only in the contiguous U.S. (excludes PR, HI, AK)

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Yes. We offer Certified Reconditioned units that have been inspected, tested, and verified to meet performance standards. Each unit includes warranty coverage.

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How Does It Work?

The Foot Massager Plus is used by doctors and therapists to promote healthy blood flow and reduce pain. It offers relief from the discomfort of common ailments while promoting deep healing.

MedMassager uses oscillating technology that combines vibration and circular rotation to deliver targeted pressure and movement.

Oscillating massage is proven to boost circulation, a critical part of our holistic wellbeing. Enhanced blood circulation delivers vital oxygen and nutrients, aiding in tissue repair and reducing inflammation.

Yes, the same technology that can reduce pain can also help your muscles relax. The Foot Massager Plus is recommended for easing tension, soothing muscle strain, and promoting relaxation.

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Gentle & Effective Treatment

Oscillating technology mimics the motion of a masseuse’s hands. A full-sized foot pad and arch bar target pressure points, stimulating the flow of oxygen and nutrients through the body.

Designed for Targeted Results

The Foot Massager Plus merges user-friendly design with proven technology for therapeutic benefits. Explore its unique features.

Black and white MedMassager foot massager with textured surface, control knob, and MedMassager branding.

Integrated Arch Bar

Targets the arch of the foot and relaxes and the toes

Variable Speed Motor

Control your intensity with 11 custom speeds (up to 4,000 RPM)

Oscillating Foot Pad

Textured massage surface for comfortable treatment

Bare feet using a black and white MedMassager foot massager on a colorful patterned rug.Lavender-legging wearer using MedMassager foot massager on a colorful rug.Bare feet on a black and white foot massager, user seated on a colorful rug. MedMassager device in home use setting.

Calf & Leg Support

Rest your calves on the massager to ease tension in restless legs and relieve calf soreness, providing soothing relief for tired muscles.

Full Foot Relaxation

Place your feet flat on the massager for overall foot and ankle relief, reducing tension and boosting circulation. Tilt backward for a more relaxed seated position.

Arch & Heel Relief

Target specific areas like the arch or heel by adjusting your foot placement on the integrated arch bar, perfect for plantar fasciitis or arch pain relief.

Foot massager in use on a rug in front of a fireplace, with one leg visible. Ideal for foot relaxation and comfort.

Flexible Footwear Options

The Foot Massager Plus can be used with or without shoes & socks. Select whichever method feels most comfortable.

Clinical Study Insights

42% less severe RLS
Control
MedMassager

RLS Severity

Users experienced a 42% decrease in RLS severity scores.¹

45% fewer sleep problems
Control
MedMassager

Sleep

Users reported 45% fewer sleep problems than the control group.¹

¹PLOS One. 2020;15(4):e0230951. Randomized pilot study (n=28) at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.