Vibrating Foot Massager
Vibrating Foot Massager
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 Homedics Vibrating Massager House Slippers Foot Massage  US $8.00
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 Foot Massager Compact Vibrating Spot Massager US $9.13
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 Vibrating Foot Massager Battery Operated New US $9.99
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 Vibrating Massager for Arm Leg Foot Shoulder Head Neck US $9.17
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 NEW VIBRATING BELT FOOT BODY MASSAGER EXERCISER 5 SPEED US $479.95
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 Conair Foot Vibes Vibrating Foot Massager Slippers US $9.95
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Doc Johnson Belladonna's Foot Soldiers $66.70 Put the big toe in, pull the big toe out, shove the whole foot in and wiggle it all about. If Belladonna can do it, so can you. We all love feet and now you too can have your own set of Belladonna's exquisite feet to hold, fondle, love and caress. Place one on each side of your cock and stroke away to glorious satisfaction. Place her little dainty toes in your mouth and suck away your wild fetish ... |
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Reflexology Sandals - Massage Slippers; Acupressure Foot Massager; Foot Massager; Reflex Massage Sandal; Reflexology Slippers; These Reflexology Sandals counts with nodules that apply pressure on specific points on your feet to provide a great massage while relaxing you. In fact this sandals use the ancient knowledge of Acupuncture to provide a great support for your feet while stimulate a better overall body wellness.In fact the Reflexology Sandals encourage a better circulation prevents headaches and stress and avoid le... |
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Bcurious Black/Fuchsia $48.14 Discreet Shipping to your Door!... |
Is a vibrating, heating body pad dangerous for my baby?
his is my first pregnancy so I don't take any chances. It is a full body massager with heating elements from Homedics(r). It has 3 different speeds and can vibrate feet, hips, back, and head. Is that dangerous for my unborn baby (during 1st trimester)? Is the heat dangerous?
No, unless you put it directly on your abdomen and it's very hot; then it can be as dangerous as sitting in a hot tub or sauna. The heat can give you tachycardia (rapid heart rate), which would stress the baby, and too much heat can affect development in a young fetus. (Though chances are that before a heating pad could generate that much heat, it would burn your skin.) There's no danger in putting a heating pad on sore muscles in your arms, back, or legs, though an ice pack works better, especially if applied immediately after you're injured. If you're having muscle pain in your abdomen, you should see your healthcare provider. Though it's very unlikely, abdominal pain can be a sign of potentially serious complications such as a detached placenta or a uterine rupture.
