BladePro™

A massage gun delivers vibration only - Layer 3 out of 4. It works on surface muscle tension and goes nowhere near the fascial layer. The IASTM blade is the critical difference, it's the only mechanism that mechanically breaks fascial adhesions. Vibration cannot do that. This isn't a better massage gun. It's a fundamentally different approach.

The first sessions can be intense if your fascia has been locked for a while, most people describe it as "hurts in a way that feels like it's doing something right".  The heat step beforehand softens the tissue significantly, which reduces discomfort. Start on the lowest intensity setting and build up over the first week as your tissue adapts.

Redness and bruising can happen if too much pressure is applied. We prefer more pressure than less. 

Yes. Upper traps, shoulders, mid-back, forearms, anywhere you have fascial tension. DO NOT use on your throat or directly on your spine. 

BladePro works on dry skin, so you don't need anything to get started. That said, applying a small amount of any oil or lotion beforehand reduces friction and lets the blade glide more smoothly  which generally makes sessions more comfortable, especially on the first few uses when your fascia is still quite locked.

If you want to use something, you don't need anything specialised. Any of these work fine:
Coconut oil- most people already have it, glides well, absorbs cleanly
Body lotion- whatever you already use, applied thinly
Gel- adds a mild anti-inflammatory effect alongside the session
Vitamin E oil- good if your skin is sensitive or prone to redness after scraping

Avoid anything too thick or heavily fragranced directly on the treatment area. A thin layer is all you need, you're not doing a massage, just reducing surface resistance so the blade can do its job on the layer underneath.

If you have any implanted medical devices(pacemaker, spinal stimulator, metal plates or pins near the treatment area), consult your doctor before using the EMS mode specifically. The heat and vibration modes are fine.

If you're pregnant, skip use on the abdomen and lower back. Other areas are generally fine but check with your GP first.

Yes, a few areas to steer clear of:
Directly over the spine- work the muscles alongside it, not on the bone or any bone at all
The front of the neck- this area where your throat is has major blood vessels and nerves running close to the surface. Stick to the sides and back
Broken or irritated skin- any cuts, rashes, sunburn, or active inflammation. Let the skin heal first
Bony prominences- directly on joints, shoulder blades, or any area with very little soft tissue between skin and bone
Areas with active swelling or acute injury- if something is freshly hurt, inflamed, or swollen, that's not the time for fascial work. Wait until the acute phase passes

Upper traps, the sides and back of the neck, shoulders, levator scapulae, mid-back, forearms is safe to use.

We ship every order within 1-3 days and your product should be delivered to your doorsteps in 5-10 business days. We ship worldwide for FREE!

At checkout, payments are made in United States Dollar (USD), but you can purchase anywhere in the world as we ship worldwide. 

If you're using non-US currencies, the conversion will be done by your bank or payment provider and they will advise in your currency.

Our poduct comes with our 60-day guarantee. If you don't experience meaningful improvement in your wellness metrics, we'll refund every penny. No questions, no hassles.

We stand behind the science and we know you'll feel the difference.