I used to go see a physiotherapist for my rounded shoulders and back and pelvic pain from childcare and birth, but the pain relief was only temporary as I couldn’t go to the session more often as a full-time mom.

So I started looking for something I could do it on a daily basis at home. One of my acquaintances recommended me to stretch to relieve pain, that’s when I came across this Klug stretching massager. I ordered it immediately as I really wanted to do something with my pain all over my body! I tried it as soon as it got delivered.

As I lay down on it and easy my body, it automatically stretched my stiff body. It felt so good~~👍👍 My husband works in the office, so he has severe back pain from spending all day sitting at his desk. He also loves it *^^* It’s foldable, so it doesn’t sacrifice any space in our home, which is great~

Mom of a 4 years old who used to go see a physiotherapist for her rounded shoulders

Trust me. It's great. This is my second purchase! I even have the famous massage chair, Bodyfriend. I thought Klug would’ve massaged my body like my massage chair, but what it does is completely different than the massage chair. I thought the massage chair would be better simply because it’s more expensive, but the price is not the factor to consider here…

First of all...It's impossible to maintain a good posture all the time. Klug is great because it corrects my unbalanced body from poor posture by stretching every inch of my spine. I have a neck disk, spondylolysis, scoliosis, and stenosis. My daughter and husband have back pain from sitting in a chair for a long time every day. Klug takes care of all my family's pain!

When my pain starts to happen, I just ease my body on Klug and let it stretch my body for me. Then the pain goes away. It's effective for pelvic pain from sitting for a long period of time at work. It’s not on the cheap side but it is worth the price. Please try it. My husband, who loves his massage chair, is also satisfied with Klug.

I highly recommend it.

Woman in her 40s suffering from a neck disk, scoliosis, and stenosis

I originally wanted a massage chair, but it was too big for my place. As I was about to give up looking for a massage chair, I saw Klug online.

I purchased it right away as I desperately needed something that could relieve my neck, shoulder, and back pain from sitting at work all day.

I didn’t have any expectation because it looked kind of small in comparison to a massage chair, but it was surprisingly strong and stretch every inch of my spine.

I highly recommend Klug for those who don’t have enough space for a massage chair at home!

Man in his early 30s with neck/shoulder/back pain from sitting all day at work

Spine stretching is why bought Klug~~^^

My youngest is a middle schooler now, and she has a little scoliosis. She was recommended to stretch regularly on a daily basis, so I thought Klug would be perfect for her. She lays down on Klug and get her spine auto-stretched for 30 minutes every evening.

I like how it gently stretches and twists from the pelvis to the back and to the neck. My daughter said that she liked how it was straightening her back all the way.

I’m hopeful that Klug would be the step towards correcting her spine. I would say it’d be perfect for people who sit all day at work, students, and people with back pain.

Mom who is worried about her middle school daughter’s scoliosis

I bought it for my husband who goes to see a physiotherapist for lower back pain. Shoulder and back pain physiotherapy could be burdensome as our health insurance doesn’t cover for the session.

My husband uses Klug twice a day and he hasn’t gone to the session since! I was worried it might be noisy for people who live below us, but it is very quiet.

When we, my husband. my son, I, get off work in the evening, we take turns and use Klug every day in the living room. Thanks to Klug, we have an excuse for family quality time now~

I was a little hesitant at first because I don't normally do online purchases, but now that I think about it, it was an excellent choice.

Woman in her 50s who was worried about her husband’s back pain