About this item

• LIFETIME WARRANTY – Our Massage Scraping tool set is made of the finest materials and crafted to last a lifetime. Buy with confidence in knowing that these tools are built to last.
• MEDICAL GRADE STAINLESS STEEL – Each tool is constructed of the highest medical grade steel and polished to create an ultra-strong, ultra-durable tool with soft curved edges for client comfort.
• LONG BAR FOR LARGE MUSCLES – This long bar IASTM tool will reduce recovery time and soreness while helping to heal soft and scarred tissue damage. Our Long Bar targets large muscle groups like upper arms, back, and upper legs.
• GREAT FOR RECOVERY & SORENESS – Each tool is built with soft rounded edges allowing for comfortable treatments that may aid in healing scarred, soft tissue and enabling quicker recovery after physical workouts.
• PORTABILITY – Each set comes with a beautiful, foam lined steel case allowing you to protect your tool and travel with it as needed.

• Product Description

  • Application Areas: IASTM Graston Tools Stainless Steel for Soft Tissue, IASTM Tool,Graston Therapy Tool, Gua Sha Tool, Guasha Tool , Chiropractic Tool, Physical Therapy Tool, Myofascial Release Tool, Soft Tissue Mobilization Tool, Special Physical Therapy Tool.
  • Stainless Steel: The IASTM Tool is made of 304 stainless steel, 8mm thickness, machined from a solid stock of metal, hand polished to a mirror-finish. Harmless to human body and very safe.
  • TREATS MULTIPLE CONDITIONS – This soft tissue massage tool was developed to assist in effective treatment of adhesions and scarring brought on by surgeries, injuries, and overuse of muscles.
  • INJURY PREVENTION & RECOVERY FAST – Use the double-beveled edges to reduce muscle soreness after working out, improve recovery times, and treat soft tissue damage.
  • How To Use: The smooth edge is placed against the oiled skin surface, pressed down firmly, and then moved down the muscles— hence the term tribo- effleurage ( ie, friction- stroking) — or along the pathway of the acupuncture meridians, along the surface of the skin, with each stroke being about 4– 6 inches long