Healcity Ionic Detox Foot Bath SPA Machine System Plus Panel Control + Massage Tub 2 Arrays

My family and I are using this and seeing results. I am finding I am sleeping better and ache less. My joints don't hurt as much. The colors of the detox change the more I use this. The colors for my family members are also all different, so it doesn't appear to be some sort of "let's change the water to orange" scam. We are all satisfied with the results and have used it enough that it has paid for itself, versus going to some place that will do this for money.The rollers are uncomfortable, but they came out. The wrist strap seems necessary--which is not something the spa places have in their foot detox baths. I put a drop of water on my wrist like someone recommended and it seems to be more effective.A few words about the cleaning and maintenance. The out-product is really gross. Clean your feet really well after using this. The toxins that come out will stain the tub, so you may want to us the plastic bags or bleach the tub after using it. There seems to be a layer of toxin residue on the array that I haven't been able to clean off.We haven't needed to add salt to the water, as our tap water appears to have enough salt. The one time I added a pinch of salt the sensors went off and we had to dilute the water.None of these are issues against the detox bath, but there is a bit of clean up maintenance that happens once you are done.

This Ionic detox foot bath is easy to use and it works! I added about half the recommended amount of sea salt, but that was too much. Start with a less salt then it asks for, you can definitely add more. As you can see from the picture it got rid of a bunch of toxins and my feet now feel much better after only using it two times. Thanks for a great product!

I bought this foot bath to help alleviate neuropathy in my feet. What I find really interesting is every time I use it, I seem to be detoxing different elements every time. What's great is the ionizing element works silently, so you can set it up and relax without any buzzing or "engine" noise. One thing I recommend is you use a teaspoon of salts, but heat up a little hot water to dissolve the salt before putting it into the footbath. You get a reading on what saline level is going through the ionizer, and you're supposed to stay within a certain range for maximum effect. The first couple of times I used it, I didn't dissolve the salt, and the readings fluctuated all over the place. It just takes a few minutes to heat the water and putting the salt into a small container before adding the footbath. If I have one complaint, it's the "massage" rollers. The bath isn't actually large enough to move your feet, I'm a six 6 (USA) size, so I hate to think what someone with normal sized feet goes through. They hit my feet just wrong so after a few minutes, the rollers hurt like the dickens. Since you can't remove the rollers, I'll probably but a washcloth on the bottom to cushion in it. Other than that, I'm really enjoying the Foot Bath.

I tried this at a spa and fell in love with it; the woman said these machines were really expensive and yes they are but this one was the same one as she had and no where near the price she said it would be. I bought this machine right away and I use it every week to keep my body cleansed and free of toxins. IT WORKS AND IT IS WORTH buying your own machine when you spend $40 or more to use one of these foot cleanses at the SPA!! I overall have less migraines, less toxins, and I am more alert as well as healthy!!

I had it for two months and it stopped working. The connections/plugs were really poor and the « ionic » portion of it was really cheaply made ..I should have sent it back immediately but I decided to use it and hoped it would last

This product worked as I hoped it would. I did take out the rollers in the bottom of the tub as I have sensitive feet and cannot take something pushing into the bottoms of them. Came out easily. My only complaint is that the instructions were not instructive enough, such as how often to use, why use the plastic bags, where to dispose of the water, clearer on how to plug in the elements and why you need the wrist band. Some information was not written and the others were not easily understood.

The Science behind this i have been reading about since 2001. Its interesting, the Theory behind it, but I don’t fully buy it. Not only is this overpriced but its not really therapeutic like a massaging foot bath. And worst of all, if you put too much salt in, it beeps and you have to play a game of chemistry to get it to work right or start over fresh adding salt as you go. If my Fiancé didn’t want this after some TicToc user raved about it, i wouldn’t of bought it.

I have known about detox footbaths for many years but as a Registered Nurse, I was highly skeptical about their claims to pull impurities from the body. Interestingly enough, every time I did one, I felt more energy and less joint pain afterward. Because this device was so affordable, I decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did! The benefits I receive from using this device have put my skepticism to rest. This device provides another way I can assist my body in releasing toxins that accumulate daily. I give it a thumbs up!