Theragun PRO 5th Gen: Pain Relief Massage Gun

Suitable for

All

How to use

• Step 1 Get the Therabody app. We’ll guide you through a stress-free setup and show you how to get the most out of your Theragun PRO.
• Step 2 Firmly press and hold the center button on the button pad, then float the Theragun PRO across areas in need. Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the button pad to adjust the speed. Apply light to moderate pressure as needed.
• Step 3 Feel the difference.™ Every day. Take a deep breath and treat yourself with guided treatment presets or freestyle mode. It’s all designed for you.

Hazards and Cautions

PRECAUTIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS These recommendations are derived from consultation with medical experts and the published research. Precautions Due care is required in these circumstances and the use of the devices may need to be modified (such as attachment used, the force applied, the position of the body, avoidance of use in direct contact with an area, etc.). Where appropriate or if you have any concerns, seek the advice of a medical professional. Hypertension (controlled)
Osteopenia
Osteoporosis
Pregnancy
Diabetes
Varicose veins
Bony prominences or regions
Abnormal sensations (e.g., numbness)
Sensitivity to pressure
Recent injury or surgery
Scoliosis or spinal deformity
Medications that may alter client sensations

Contraindications The following are circumstances where the potential risks may outweigh the benefits. Consult a medical professional before use.
Skin rash, open wounds, blisters, local tissue inflammation, bruises, infections or tumors
Deep vein thrombosis, osteomyelitis
Bone fracture or myositis ossificans
Hypertenion (uncontrolled)
Acute or severe cardiac, liver, or kidney disease
Neurologic conditions resulting in loss or altered sensation
Direct application to the face, throat, or genitalia
Bleeding disorders
Recent surgery or injury
Connective tissue disorders
Peripheral vascular insufficiency or disease
Medications that thin the blood or alter sensations
Direct pressure over surgical site or hardware
Direct pressure over eyes or throat
Extreme discomfort or pain
Severe scoliosis or spinal deformity
Pacemaker, ICD, or history of embolism