Vibration Machine Reviews

 
 

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    • Hello and thank you for visiting our website. One of the closest guarded secrets in the fitness industry is where a “Brand Name” is manufactured and is sometimes very hard to determine. The fact is that the majority of the reviewed products on this site are either made in China or Taiwan. Very few fitness products are manufactured in the USA. It really is a catch 22 because people want to buy products made in the USA but they would not be willing to pay the much, much higher price that would be required. The reality is that a $3000 vibration machine which is manufactured in China or Taiwan would jump to $5000 or higher if it was made in the USA. It is unfortunate but this is the world we live in.

      I hope this helps and please feel free to respond with any additional questions.

  1. does 3gCardio AVT5 have class 1 or class 2 FDA medical classification?

    How doess a VT15 or VT20 whole body vibration unit compare with the 3gCardio units? Do they vibrate on the same plane–i.e. same type of vibration motion?

  2. To our knowledge the 3G Cardio products do not have a class 1 or class 2 FDA medical classification. It is rumored that they are going through the “paper work” to acquire this classification.

    Regarding your question about the TZone VT 15 – VT 20, we have not reviewed this product as of today but it appears to be a “pivotal” style vibration which moves like a teeter totter. The 3G Cardio brand, much like the Power Plate and DKN move in a vertical based motion which will be significantly different than a “pivotal” based vibration motion.

    While we are fans of the pivotal vibration motion, the majority of research studies available online will be based on “vertical” vibration motion. Ultimately it depends on what your fitness goals are but as a whole, the vertical vibration machines will be able to offer a greater amount of variety to a wider range of users. We hope this helps with your understanding. Thank you.

    • Hi Laura,

      Thank you for the email. We would be happy to recommend a machine for home use. Can you answer a few questions for us first?

      -How many people in your home would potentially use this machine?
      -How tall is the tallest person, how heavy is the heaviest?
      -Any health concerns? Knees, Hips, Ankles etc..?
      -Max price point?
      -Overall health range; poor – average – good – great?

      Thank you,

      VMR.com

  3. Amazon has this one listed for a cool 299, price drop from 999.00 the reviews on amazon are mostly good however most of them have never used a vibration machine before.. so that’s not saying much…

    Thanks

    • Hi Jessica – Thank you for your email regarding Amazon and vibration machines. I did not see any machine listed in your post so if you could resend or describe which ever vibration machine you are referring to, I would be happy to give you our opinion. thank you.

  4. My husband is suffering of Parkinson disease. Which machine you will suggest to buy (not too much expensive one) ? Thanks you for answering.

    • Hello and thank you for your email. First off, we would strongly suggest using a vertical based vibration plate as opposed to a pivotal or “teeter totter” based vibration machine. Secondly, we have read some interesting studies regarding “whole body vibration and Parkinson” and there appears to be some positive effects. If nothing more, it will help to either maintain or improve your husbands muscular strength, improve circulation etc.. So with this said, to get an effective machine you will have to spend a few bucks. Buying a cheap $400 machine will not buy you enough quality to make any difference. The lowest priced, vertical vibration machine with ‘good’ quality will be the BH® Advanced body platform ABP™ Vibration Machine ($1999). If you absolutely cannot spend this much money, then your other choice would be to move into a pivotal style vibration machine. At $999 the Nitro Fit Personal Vibration Machine is a very good buy and good quality. I would rather see you use a vertical vibration machine but again, depending on budget, the Nitro Fit Personal would be the next best buy. Both companies are very well respected and offer fantastic customer support. Thank you.

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