● Continued use of the device when pain does not improve, becomes more severe, or lasts more than five days may
indicate a severe condition. Stop using the device and consult with your physician.
● Use of the device on the following skin conditions may cause a condition to become worse. Do not use the device
over, or in proximity to, these skin conditions: abnormal skin, skin that is not intact, untidy, unhealthy, open wounds,
rashes, swollen, red, infected, inflamed areas, skin eruptions (e.g., phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins), or
cancerous lesions.
● Electrical stimulation during common activities may increase the risk of injury. Do not use the device when in the
bath or shower, sleeping, driving, and operating of machinery or any activity in which electrical stimulation can put
you at risk of injury.
● Do not use this device around electronic monitoring equipment. Using the device around electronic monitoring
equipment (e.g., cardiac monitors, ECG alarms) may cause equipment malfunction.
● The effect, and safety, of using the device on children, during pregnancy, or use across the head has not been
evaluated or established and is unknown. Do not use the device on children or let children handle the device. Do not
use this device if you are pregnant, or suspect that you are pregnant, unless under the direction of your physician. Do
not apply the device across your head
● (Use of the roller is only recommended under the supervision and/or guidance of an athletic trainer or health care
professional.)
● Do not roll directly where you feel pain. Go indirect before direct. “If you find a spot that’s sensitive, it’s a cue to ease
away from that area by a few inches. Take time and work a more localized region around areas that feel sore before
using larger, sweeping motions.