A percussion massager drives a head rapidly in and out against muscle. The four here differ in three ways that actually matter: how big the body is, whether it tells you what speed you are on, and how you hold it.
Two are conventional pistol-grip bodies, one of which arrives with four heads. One is a short mini body supplied with a carry case — the one to ask about if it has to live in a bag. The fourth has a long handle finishing in a closed loop, which is an unusual shape, and the reason to pick it is reach: you can get it behind your own shoulder without help.
Mini Massage Gun — Four Attachments with Carry Case
A short-bodied percussion massager finished in black with rose gold trim. The base of the handle carries a ring of LED dots around the power button that indicates the selected speed, with a USB-C charging port at the centre. Four attachments and a square zip carry case are supplied.
Key features
Four attachments: round ball, bullet/cone, multi-point and U-fork
LED dot ring around the power button indicating selected speed
A full-size percussion massager with a circular control face at the rear. Two red numeric readouts sit side by side on the display, with an illuminated blue power button and a plus button below them and a USB-C port between the two.
Key features
Circular digital display with two numeric readouts
The handle on this unit runs long and finishes in a closed loop rather than the usual pistol grip. That gives a different hold and extra reach — which is the practical reason to choose it over a conventional body. A blue-lit indicator window sits just behind the head.
Key features
Long handle ending in a closed loop grip
Greater reach than a conventional pistol-grip body
A conventional pistol-grip percussion massager in black with a yellow accent stripe along the body and a yellow base cap. Four attachments are shown with it, and a textured ball head is fitted.
Key features
Four attachments: textured ball, bullet/cone, multi-point and U-fork
Availability and delivery. We are not going to claim free pan-India delivery, because what we can
actually send and what it costs depends on the item and where you are. Message us with the product and your pin code
and you will get a straight answer on both before anything is committed. Prices are given on enquiry so that you are
quoted what the item costs today rather than a figure left on a web page months ago.
What these products are, and what they are not. Everything on this page is a wellness product.
A massager does not treat, cure or manage arthritis, nerve damage, diabetes, paralysis or an injury, and none of it
replaces physiotherapy or medical care. If you have pain you cannot explain, a swollen or hot joint, numbness, a wound,
a blood clot, a pacemaker or an implanted device, or you are pregnant, ask a clinician whether a massager is suitable
for you before buying one. If you are looking for clinical rather than wellness products, our
orthopedic supports and braces are a different category.
How to enquire. There is no online checkout for these products. Tap the WhatsApp button on any
item and the product name and its code travel with the message, so you do not have to describe which one you mean.
Tell us your pin code in the same message and we will confirm whether we can deliver to you and what it will cost.
Our centres are in Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh), Kharghar (Navi Mumbai) and
Gharoh (Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh) — see the contact page for addresses.
If it has to travel, the mini (LX-BM-05) is the only one supplied with a carry case. If you want to see the setting you are on, LX-BM-06 has a digital display. If you need to reach your own back or shoulder unaided, the loop handle on LX-BM-07 is the reason that model exists. LX-BM-08 is a conventional body supplied with four heads.
LX-BM-05 and LX-BM-08 are both shown with four heads: a ball, a bullet or cone, a multi-point head and a U-fork. For LX-BM-06 and LX-BM-07 only the fitted ball head is visible in the photographs, so we have not stated what else is in the box. Ask and we will confirm.
We have not published a number for any of them. LX-BM-05 has a ring of LED dots indicating the selected speed and LX-BM-06 has a numeric display, but neither photograph confirms how many steps there are, and we are not going to guess. Ask on WhatsApp and we will check the packaging.
No. Do not use a percussion massager over a fresh injury, a fracture, a wound, a recent surgical site, varicose veins, or the front or sides of the neck. If you are recovering from an injury, ask the clinician treating you before using one.
Warranty terms are not printed on the product photographs, so we have not stated any. Ask on WhatsApp and we will tell you what the supplier actually offers on the model you are interested in.
