8 Oculax User Manual Lifepro
PARTS OF THE OCULAX
TIPS FOR USING YOUR OCULAX
USING THE OCULAX
• Always thoroughly wash and dry your hands and face before using the
Oculax to keep the massager clean.
• Do not wear jewelry, eyeglasses, or contact lenses while using the Oculax.
• Always put on and adjust the Oculax before pressing the power button.
• Do not remove the Oculax during operation. Always turn off the power first
and wait for the air pressure to completely release. Otherwise, the device
may be damaged.
• Stop using immediately if you feel discomfort or pain, or if the heat function
feels too hot on your skin.
• If you have sensitive eyes or skin, you may want to place a clean towel or
cloth between your eyes and the Oculax to avoid discomfort.
• Begin with the shortest program (P1), and gradually work your way up to
longer sessions. You may choose to begin with only 5 minutes of massage
time initially, using a timer and any of the 4 preset programs.
• Always use while seated or lying down. Never use while standing, walking,
or driving.
• Do not use continuously for more than 20 minutes.
USING THE HEAT FUNCTION
• When the heat function is turned on, it takes about 5 seconds for the unit
to begin heating up.
• The heat function’s temperature is set to a gentle warmth of 107° F, enough
to help relax your muscles and enhance the massage benefits.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
• Clean the massage surface with 70% rubbing or isopropyl alcohol after each
use.
• Never use the Oculax under a blanket or pillow. Excessive heat can
potentially cause fire, electrocution, or injury to people or property.
• Keep away from heat sources and fire.
• The Oculax is not waterproof. Keep away from liquids and do not immerse in
water. If the Oculax becomes wet, do not use.
• Never use the Oculax or plug/unplug the charging cable with wet hands.
• Always power off the unit after each use.
Recovery + Fitness Collection 9
Head Strap
Adjustment
Buckle
Power Button
Charging Port
(on underside)
LED Screen
Folding Joint
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