Drug Free Back Pain Relief: ActiPatch Review

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Do you suffer from back pain and want drug free relief? How about trying a product that not only gives you relief but also aids in healing your issue? I’ve suffered from back pain off and on as a mom. When my kids were younger and I was carrying them around all day, my back got really, really bad. I was always at the chiropractor or using a heating pad. I wish I had heard of ActiPatch Healing Pain Relief back then.

Hands on Review of ActiPatch

First, let’s understand what ActiPatch is and isn’t. I’m use to patches with heat that last up to 6 hours, if you are lucky. I’ve used these for back pain and menstrual cramps. They are ok in the winter but not an option during warmer weather! Those patches are a one-time use product. ActiPatch is not a heating pad or heating device.

ActiPatch is a safe and continuous electromagnetic therapy patch that restores damaged cells.  Simply, it reduces inflammation and pain with low-level energy pulses to the source of injury. They have a whole product line for back pain, menstrual cramps, heel pain, wrist pain, and knee pain. The ActiPatch delivers pain relief not just for a few hours or a day, but for 720 hours! It is safe for continuous use for 30 days.

How does ActiPatch work (That PEMF thing)?

When you get injured, the cell’s electrical charge is diminished, causing normal cell functions to shut down. When this happens, the cells become inflamed, resulting in pain.

ActiPatch™ induces a mild electrical current into cells at a frequency that recharges the cell, stops the release of pain and inflammatory mediators, and re-establishes normal cell interaction.  As a result, your body begins to heal faster and you experience less pain, swelling, and bruising.  This technology is called PEMF, or, Pulsed Electromagnetic Frequency.

This type of therapy is already used in the orthopedics, sports and physical medicine, plastic surgery, and chronic wound care  industries.

How do you wear ActiPatch?

Activate the electronic module by pulling tab from the unit. (Keep this to turn it off when done with the session.) Slip the electronic module back into the pocket.

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ActiPatch electronic module

Simply put the wrap on and secure it with the velcro straps. Place the electronic module at the point of pain. For best results, wear for minimum of 6-8 hours. The wrap hides easily under your shirt and is not noticeable.

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Wearing ActiPatch for back pain

Results with ActiPatch

After putting the ActiPatch on, I actually forgot about it. With the heating pads, you are always conscious of it because of the heat. I wore the ActiPatch for several hours and then realized that my pain was gone!  To be honest, I was surprised that it worked because I couldn’t “feel” anything happening.

UPDATE: November 2011- I still have and use the actipatch product.  I’ve found it useful for pains and swelling not on my back as well.  Currently, my husband is using one nightly to manage a groin muscle issue.  We are an actipatch family!  Our families think we’re crazy, but, it really works!

Buy ActiPatch Back Pain Therapy

You can buy ActiPatch products on the ActiPatch website.   ActiPatch products come with a 30 day money back guarantee.

 

This was not a paid post. My own opinions were used based on my perceptions and experience. Thank you to ActiPatch who provided the products for review & giveaway (expired).

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167 thoughts on “Drug Free Back Pain Relief: ActiPatch Review

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    I checked out and read (and was grossed out) by the bed bugs post which I thought was interesting timing considering when I went to like fort Rapids on facebook, I saw posts about that they have them there 😉 but I still entered that contest too

  5. Chris N says:

    HealFast® Therapy is a drug-free therapy for horses, cats and dogs that reduces swelling and pain while it speeds healing of muscle and tendon injuries, sores and incisions. Sounds like a great product.

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    I “liked” Elijah’s Artwork asn am a Kidorable fan as mary gardner

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  7. Elliott R. says:

    I Learned they have a veterinary line – how cool is that! My dog could benefit from this. breezyinaz at gmail dot com

  8. william mckinley says:

    i think the kids got one heck of a liking for sci fic in his future if he can grow his skills to go with his imagination i can see him doing cover art.nice depiction of a rescue mission from outerspace?

  9. william mckinley says:

    recovery rx is something im going to be able to use afetr my appendectomy please send soon

  10. Leah Hurley Graves says:

    I think the menstral therapy patch would be a blessing to try… that’s the other item I’m interested in for sure!

  11. Shellie&Brutus says:

    I learned that this is called boidynamics therapy and is clinically proven to work.
    I’ve had a couople back surgeries and will have a few more, so I think this would be great for alleviating my pain.

  12. fancygrlnancy says:

    Applied to an injury, ActiPatch quickly relieves edema, inflammation and pain, providing patient comfort while reducing bruising and speeding up the onset of natural healing.

  13. Linda Kish says:

    They also have them for wrists, knees, heels, tennis elbow. I could use one of each.
    It seems they are not sold in the US.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

  14. Dawn says:

    I would llike to try the recovery rx for breast surgery since I’m having a breast reduction surgery in a couple of months.

  15. david basile says:

    RecoveryRx

    I would like to see if this would help my wife nothing does I would shout it to the world

  16. Christine says:

    ActiPatch™ induces a mild electrical current into cells at a frequency that recharges the cell, stops the release of pain and inflammatory mediators, and re-establishes normal cell interaction

  17. melissa says:

    Heard about this from my crainial-sacral therapist, checked out the website, and now having high hopes my back pain from a roll-over accident with my children 3 years ago will be lessened!!!

  18. Stephanie Smith says:

    Got a broken link to the actipatch, but I’m gonna try to like them on Facebook and Akron Mom’s also.

  19. Melanie Herman says:

    Sounds like something worth trying. I have a history of herniated disc which gets aggravated once in awhile.

  20. sheila says:

    Would love to try this because I have had bad dengerative disc problems for many years. I have tried everything.

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  22. Janice Crespo says:

    RecoveryRxTM sounds very helpful – constant back and knee pain and doing everything I can to prevent surgery – really don’t want replacements – LOL (ok – i am a coward)
    janicecrespo AT gmail dot com

  23. Beth says:

    Wow! Sounds cool! I’m a big fan of the heating patches for menstrual cramps–this is even better! Less throw away waste, it seems too. 🙂

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