Brookstone Renew - Safety Precautions; Medical Conditions and Warnings

2. Safety Precautions
Safety
• To ensure safe and correct use of the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair, do
not operate it without reading this operation manual carefully.
• Do not use the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair when the upholstery or
seat is removed. This may cause injury or malfunction.
• Do not use the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair in combination with other
therapeutic equipment or electric blanket, etc., as this may result in
ineffectiveness or injury.
• Do not use the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair an hour before or after
eating as this may have adverse effects on the user.
• Do not allow children or pets to play around the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage
Chair, e.g., behind the backrest, under the seat or leg rest of the Brookstone
Renew
TM
Massage Chair. This may result in injury.
• Do not rest or place heavy objects on the armrests, leg rest or backrest as this
may result in malfunction or injury.
• Do not use the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair when your body is wet.
• Do not operate the Brookstone Renew
TM
Massage Chair with wet hands.
• It is not recommended to use the massage for more than 20 minutes.
• Do not perform continuous massage on the same spot of your body for more
than 5 minutes at a time as this may result in excessive stimulation and may
have adverse effects.
• Do not insert your hand or foot along the paths of the massage rollers during
use as this may cause injury.
• Stop operation immediately if you experience any discomfort.
• This product is not intended for self-treatment of conditions that should be
managed by a qualified health care provider.
• People on medication or with medical conditions, please consult your doctor
before use. Please do not use the product if you are not feeling well.
• Remove all scarves, neckties, necklaces and jewelry before using the massager.
3. People with Medical conditions
Consult your doctor before use if you:
• are under medical rest as ordered by a doctor.
• have spinal disorders, an abnormal spinal condition or have suffered a spinal
injury.
• have back problems
• have diabetes, osteoporosis or sensory impairment
• have joint dysfunction.
• have a pacemaker or other electronic medical devices.
• may be pregnant.
• have phlebitis or thrombosis.
• have an increased risk for blood clots.
• had recent surgery.
• have surgical pins, screw, or anything mechanical implanted in your body.
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