Medical king Foot Spa with Heat and Massage and Jets Includes A Remote Control A Pumice Stone Collapsible Massager with Bubbles and Vibration

WOW, used Epsom Salt, appreciated the remote and having a steady controlled warmth and water jets, l8ve tge lights and massage rollers in the bottom also. love the light weight, bought two, one for spouse. We use it before bed, sometimes with hydrogen peroxide and water, other times with Epsom salt, what an effective way to get natural magnesium directly ( appreciatw the water never getting cold) into your system, better absorbed. less leg cramps at night and we both get a better nights sleep.

Overall, this is worth the money. It's not an industrial footbath and if you're expecting the kind of force from the bubbles and vibration that you'd get in a spa, you need to adjust your expectations because you simply won't find that in a small, portable footbath. A more expensive one might have motorized rollers but when I was researching which footbath to buy, I looked at everything I could find under $100 and none of them had motorized rollers. Pros: + Big enough for my husband's size 13 feet with enough space to use the rollers. + Vibration is strong enough to relax sore feet. + Water temperature fluctuates a bit but is overall kept at a good temperature and even the lowest setting is almost as hot as I can take. Hottest is too hot for my husband but he likes the medium. + Heating element is below the bottom of the basin so you can't accidentally bump into it and burn yourself (a problem I've seen a lot on other footbaths). + Pumice stone detaches so you can get all of your callouses, not just your heels. + Haven't had any issues with the remote. Yes, you have to point it down into the tub to change anything, but it's not like you need to do that more than once or twice per use it so it's not a big deal. + Folds and unfolds easily and the fold-down post keeps it from accidentally folding while in use. We don't have much space to store a big footbath so this is a must for us. + Very lightweight but not so light we've had any issues with it sliding while trying to use the foot rollers. Cons: - Vibration is loud enough we have to increase the volume if we're watching TV or playing a game. - The bubbles don't do much but mix the water around and tickle your toes a bit. - Rollers are not motorized. You have to physically move your feet across them. - Cold water will take a long time to heat, so you're best off putting in hot from the start. - You cannot run the vibration without the heater. I'm pregnant and prefer cold water when my feet are swollen and it'd be nice to have both. As it stands, I can use it with cold water for a while because the heater takes so long to heat cold water, but it does heat up noticeably quicker than it would in just a plastic tub. - Remote is the ONLY control. There are no buttons on the bath itself. If the remote breaks or is lost, you won't be able to use the footbath. - I'm sure eventually the sides will tear at the fold points, but that's just the nature of a collapsible plastic tub. The only question is how long it will last.

I like the collapsible design, the remote control, and the heat. The massagers are water wheels on the bottom that you can roll your feet on. I feel they are really uncomfortable to me. I might just remove them if i can (looks like they snap in.... but that would leave pits and nubs that these went in that probably are also uncomfortable. The pumice stone seems like it's positioned that is unusable to me, but I have big feet. The bubbles are very low, not anything like a nail salon pedicure tub. The heat gets hot. Uncomfortably hot to me. I start with hot water for one. but really I found the location of the hot water exhaust is right between the feet. It felt like it was burning my insteps. I've resigned to use it on the lowest setting but even there it seems to exhaust right at the feet too hot. Unfortunately, there is no setting for no heat but keep circulating and bubbles so for no heat. But for a 20 minute soak, it seems doable. Maybe I'll find a starting temp that works better. The timer works but it's weird. I think it's 20 minutes if you don't touch the button. If you press it, it either puts it in a 60 minute timer or it delays to another 20 minutes. I'm not sure. Overall, I'd say a good value and I have no idea if there's better.

A week or so in and the spa works great! And it was a great price for what you get. It gets nice and hot within about 5 minutes. The high setting is way too hot (like it might hurt your feet), but better than too cold. The bubbles probably aren't necessary but they don't hurt. I don't get much from the rollers. You can't really put enough pressure on them to do much for you foot. The only issued I've has was one night it kind of just wouldn't turn on no matter what I did. But I emptied it and let it sit for a night and it's back to working so....

This was a gift so I myself have not use or experienced this foot spa, but my brother & his wife were the ones I gifted to and they stated they love this foot spa, are very pleased with the quality & convenience in the ability to collapse & store the foot spa easily as well as when they travel to Arizona for the winter they were able to pack it easily for travel.

Thank goodness I can turn this unit on and off with a little button on the side because the remote broke already. I only had it for a few days. It's too bad because I was beginning to enjoy it. Now I have to press the button on the side to get to the status of water temp, bubbles, on and off, etc.

Worked as expected. No complaints. I like the fact that it’s light weight even after adding water.

Unit heats up quickly. Remote is nice to regulate temperature. One piece keeps coming off by the jets but does not change the results of the bubbles where it came off. I just stick it back on each time it comes off. It is only on one side of the tub. It is nice to collapse tub for storage when not in use. This has been a game changer for pain relief of ingrown toenails and plantar fasciitis.