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Limbgenixx supplies a range of electric body massagers alongside its prosthetics, orthotics and foot care work. These are wellness products — devices for comfort and relaxation at home or after activity — and they are a separate part of what we do, not an extension of the clinical side.
There are twenty-one massagers here across five types, plus one companion product. Rather than list them as an undifferentiated wall of devices, they are grouped by what they are for and where on the body they go, because that is the question you are actually trying to answer.
Every specification shown on these pages was read off the product itself — a control panel label, a printed marking, a visible port. Where a figure is not legible on the product, the specification table says Confirm with Limbgenixx instead of carrying a number we made up. There are a lot of those, and that is deliberate: you will get the real answer on WhatsApp in a minute, which is better than a wrong one here.
Every massager in the range, in one grid. Each card links through to that product’s full specification on its type page, and the WhatsApp button sends the product name and code with your message.

Four silicone claw heads on a speckled dome body, operated by one button on top. The simplest unit in the range.

Gourd-shaped body with three indicator functions and a round base the unit sits in. Supplied with spare claw attachments.

Oval LED display reading intensity, battery and a two-digit figure. Red light around the head area. Four spare attachments shown.

Black touch panel numbered 1 to 6 with a separate heat button and battery indicator. Black silicone claw heads.

Compact percussion gun in black with rose gold trim. Four attachments, a zip carry case, USB-C charging and an LED speed ring.

Full-size percussion gun with a round digital display showing two numeric readouts, blue power and plus buttons, and USB-C charging.

Long handle ending in a closed loop grip, giving a different hold and more reach than a standard pistol body.

Conventional pistol-grip percussion gun in black with yellow accents, supplied with four attachment heads.

U-shaped unit worn around the neck. Heated contact pads, red light points along the arm, and electrical pulse stimulation between the pads.

Draped over the shoulders, with two kneading pillows underneath and long straps you pull on to set the pressure yourself.

Padded cushion with four kneading nodes arranged in two pairs, on a frame that rests over the shoulders.

Small cordless unit held against the neck by an adjustable strap, with a massage head moulded as splayed fingers.

Curved pillow you lie back on, with a wired remote carrying AUTO, HEAT, two memory modes and up/down keys.

Pink strap-on unit with a round display showing the working temperature in degrees Celsius alongside battery and mode icons.

Rigid shell strapped over the knee. The panel lists vibration at three settings, heating at three levels, plus laser and infrared positions.

Combines heat, vibration, red light and airbag compression in one knee unit, with a 10 or 15 minute timer.

Flexible neoprene sleeve rather than a rigid shell, so it bends with the knee. Chrome control pod with heat and level keys.

One zippered leg sleeve with a handheld controller. Three modes — Sequence, Circulation and Whole — and a pressure readout in mmHg.

Full-leg boots supplied as a pair, with a controller showing a session timer, play/pause and level keys.

Covers foot, calf and thigh as a pair. Six modes, three strength settings and three heat levels, all named on the controller.

Enclosed unit you put both feet into, with heat and red light inside. Three intensity levels and three modes on the top panel.

A 60 ml ayurvedic oil in a roll-on bottle, for external use. Applied by massaging into the area. A companion product, not a massager.
Five types: head and scalp massagers, percussion massage guns, neck and shoulder massagers, knee massagers, and leg and foot massagers including air compression sleeves and recovery boots. There are twenty-one massagers in total, plus an ayurvedic oil roll-on used alongside massage.
No. There is no online checkout on this site. Every product is supplied by enquiry, so availability and price are confirmed with you before anything is committed. Tap the WhatsApp button on any product and the name and code travel with the message.
Prices are given on enquiry. We would rather quote you what an item costs today than leave a figure on a web page that goes stale. Send the product name on WhatsApp and you will get a current price.
Message us with the product and your pin code and we will tell you whether we can deliver to you and what it costs. We are not going to claim free pan-India delivery as a blanket promise, because what we can send depends on the item and the destination.
No. They are wellness products. A massager does not treat, cure or manage arthritis, nerve damage, diabetes, paralysis or an injury, and none of them replaces physiotherapy or medical care. If you have a condition you are unsure about, ask a clinician whether a massager is suitable for you before buying one.
No, and it is worth keeping them apart. Orthopedic supports and braces are designed to support or restrict a joint. These massagers apply warmth, vibration, kneading or compression and provide no mechanical support. They are listed as a separate category for that reason.
It means that figure is not legible on the product photograph and we have not invented one. Battery capacities, runtimes, weights, warranty terms and size ranges mostly fall into this group. Ask about any of them on WhatsApp and we will check the packaging and tell you.