can you use this lying down..is the arm long enough
287625
I use it in my facial room and point the arm towards my lying down patient and is just fine
287626
Hi Susan, If you place the Vaporizer on a surface next to where you are lying down, yes the vapors drift nicely. If the Vaporizer is on a surface level with the surface you are lying on, the opening for the vapor would be about 7-8" directly above your face. From the front edge of the base to the tip of the vapor arm is about 7" in length. Hope this helps.
287627
I have used it laying down. You will need a table that fits up close enough. The spray direction is adjustable. I like my face about twelve inches from the sprayer. Otherwise, the water begins to condense on the face. Laying down with the spray flowing over your face it relaxing. Particularly like that it can be used hot or cool. Didn't think It would matter, but each is quite different.
1116452
Yes, you can lay the item on its back - the flat black side down and use it that way. However, it will slide around unless it is in a tight nook.
969523
I sent this back was rather heavy. Don't think it could fold up the arms are extended in set position.
2179640
No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.
701844
Yes you can perform lying leg curls on it, you just have to remove the curl platform before doing so.......
2040475
NO!!! You cannot lay down on any of these types of massagers. I sent my compression unit back because I couldn't use it in my chair. It was way too bulky and very uncomfortable. I have tried these models in stores but they are all set up in straight back chairs and feel great. I am going to try another model before I give up.
1924046
it would rest on the arms but you can raise it and lower it and you can turn it to!
1055526
I never use it while lying down, I guess it depends on how flexible your body is. Your bottom would be lifted up- as if you had tucked two pillows under your bottom. It is very comfortable while sitting though.
984661
Theoretically, it could work, but it would really depend on what position you wanted to be in. Fully extended, the arm is only about 18" long, so if you wanted to lay on your back and use it with your tablet hovering over your head, it would work as long as you're laying with your head close enough to the wall.
1939647
I am not certain on that. Mine already had an arm rest. That said, over the months I've had this one, I'm not happy with its performance. It is loose and floppy and coming apart. I will need to open it up to see if I can fix it.
2233622
Yes you can. You just push back on the arms and it is hiden against the back of the chair. I love this product.
220035
Yes but it is a little awkward if lying down. Comes with a stand to used if sitting.
259674
If you look at the picture you can see the "light unit" is attached by an arm to the base. You can fold the arm completely forward and extend the "light unit" forward past the base. If you place the device on a bench or chair in this position you could lay down on the floor with the "light unit" above you while you take a nap or something... it's do-able but not very elegant.
1990521
Probably yes. The arm will swing down from the bottom of the desk. However, the user can bring it back up to a comfortable work level.
45307
I have always used it sitting up. I would think it works best that way, but honestly I don't know about lying down with it. I do think you have to be sortof careful not to overinflate it, as you can easily put too much pressure on your cervical spine.
1199706
I have never used it lying down and would think that to be very difficult. As long as you can get your feet (or hands) in the pedals then a somewhat reclining position might be okay not sure about that. If you can reach the pedals with your hands or feet then its usable I would think. I sit on a couch, put the ergometer on a table near the front of my couch and place my hands on the pedal stirrups and pedal with my arms. For your feet you can sit on a chair or couch and with the ergometer on the floor pedal around I suppose but I use it not for my legs or with my feet but with my hands for my upper body and love it. Always make sure you are okay to exercise by running it by your doc. Usually I would imagine it would be okay but I'm not a doctor. Good luck and let us know what you do.
392103
You have the base between your legs so I don't think one arm will feel comfortable resting on it.