BodiSure massagers and scales
BodiSure at Allcare Warehouse covers heated shiatsu massagers and bathroom scales. The massagers and their spare adaptor are in our muscle and joint relief range.
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Muscle & Joint ReliefBodiSure Back Massager with heat
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Digital ScaleBodiSure Body Composition Scales – with FREE Pedometer
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Digital ScaleBodiSure BWS100 Weight Scale
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Muscle & Joint ReliefBodiSure Cushion Massager with heat
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Muscle & Joint ReliefBodiSure Massager Replacement AC Adaptor
BodiSure massagers
The Back Massager and the Cushion Massager each have four rotating heads that turn both ways, a heat option, an adjustable rear strap and a 15 minute auto-off. A replacement AC adaptor suits models BMRE06 and BMRE12.
BodiSure scales
Among our digital scales, the BWS100 weighs up to 180kg in 100g steps. The BBC100 body composition scales connect by Bluetooth to the Feelfit app, report 13 measures including BMI, body fat and muscle mass, and allow unlimited users.
How to order BodiSure products
To order, ring 1300 767 777, email [email protected] or visit the Liverpool showroom. Delivery covers all of Sydney, and we freight orders within NSW.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use BodiSure products with a pacemaker?
No. The listings for both massagers and the BBC100 body composition scales say not to use them with electronic medical devices such as pacemakers, and to always read and follow the instructions. If you have an implanted device, ask your doctor what is safe for you.
Can the BodiSure body composition scales diagnose a health problem?
No. BodiSure states that the BBC100 is not a therapeutic device and that its readings are not to be used as a basis for medical diagnosis or treatment. Treat the numbers as a home record, and talk to your GP about anything that concerns you.