Vibit Full Body Relief Bundle
- 1x Vibit - Massage Roller
- 1x Vibit - PULSE
- 1x Vibit - Neck Stretch
- Tutorial videos
- Foot pain masterclass
- Extended warranty & Free shipping
Prime the muscles, calm the nerves, so relief actually lasts.
The Vibit ROLL loosens tight fascia and boosts circulation.
The Vibit PULSE then targets the pain signals themselves, easing the nerves while your tissue resets.
Used together, you get faster relief now and better mobility later.
Prime, then quiet:
Roll first to release tension → Pulse to dial down pain signals.
Active + passive relief:
Movement-friendly release plus hands-free soothing.
Head-to-toe coverage:
From feet and calves to back and neck, one bundle, full body.
How the Vibit works?
Step 1: Position Roller
Place the Vibit ROLL where you feel a point of tension in the body. Feel the 90 trigger point features instantly start to penetrate and loosen your muscle fibres.
Step 2: Turn On Vibrations
Select between 3 speed settings and 1 intermittent vibration setting. The vibrations will immediately stimulate the muscles and work into the connective tissue.
Step 3: Roll or Hold
Start to roll the Vibit to massage the muscle. For specific points keep the Vibit stationary. Gradually apply more pressure to suit your needs.
Step 4: Feel Amazing!
Enjoy the post massage feeling high! The Vibit will need to be recharged every 120 mins, a USB C charger is included and makes it easy to charge anywhere!
Step 1: Attach Pulse units to EasyStick Pads
Remove wireless Pulse units from the power base. Choose 1- 4 units to use at any one time. Add Pulse unit to EasyStick reusable pads by connecting to magnetic grooves.
Step 2: Apply EasyStick Pads
Peel EasyStick protector from the pad. Place protector in carry case to reapply after use. Attach EasyStick Pad with TENS unit to required area. (do not apply to upper chest or private areas)
Step 3: Select Intensity and Mode
On power base increase press + and - to find comfortable amount of stimulation. You will feel instant pain relief at the correct setting. There are 10 settings of intensity to choose between. Choose best mode. Press “M” button to choose between 4 modes. See different modes below.
How can Vibit help you?
Safe for all shapes and size. The Vibit may help with:
Planter Fasciitis & Foot issues
Plantar fasciitis is a common foot condition caused by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot.
Did you know:
- Plantar fasciitis affects up to 1 in 10 people
- Symptoms include pain and stiffness in the heel and arch of the foot
- Most painful in the morning or after long periods of standing or walking
- Massaging the feet effectively can reduce pain permanently
ITB Syndrome & Knee Issues
ITB syndrome, or iliotibial band syndrome, is a common overuse injury that causes pain on the outer part of the knee.
Did you know:
- ITB syndrome is often caused by activities like running and walking
- Symptoms include pain and tenderness on the outer part of the knee and upper leg
- ITB syndrome is often overlooked as the cause of knee pain
- Foam rollers are too soft to massage the IT band properly
Headaches & Migraines
Nearly 75% of people report being affected by headaches on a yearly basis.
Did you know:
- 90 percent of all headaches are classified as tension-type headache (caused my muscular tension)
- Most people treat headaches with painkillers
- he head has the most trigger points in the whole body
General muscle recovery
Studies have shown that vibrating massage tools can speed up muscle recovery when compared to conventional massage tools.
Shin splints
Shin splints is a common overuse injury that causes pain and tenderness along the shinbone.
Did you know:
- Tight calf muscles is the most common sign and aggravator of shin splints
- Shin splints often gets worse after physical exercise or walking
- Effectively massaging the tibialis anterior muscle and calves can significantly reduce shin splint pain
Posture & upper back
Up to 80% people are identified ad having poor posture
Did you know:
- 6 in 10 people with poor posture report pain in the upper back and shoulders
- Seated work and handheld technology is the leading causes of poor posture
- Posture can be permanently corrected in only a few minutes a day
Lower Back & Sciatica
Lower back issues often results from poor posture and prolonged periods of sitting. Sciatica affects the sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back down to the legs.
Did you know:
- Lower back issues and sciatica affects as many as 4 in every 10 people
- Symptoms of sciatica include pain, tingling, numbness in the lower back, buttocks and legs
- The pain often worsens after prolonged sitting or standing
- Effectively massaging surrounding muscles of the sciatic nerve and lower back can help relieve pain
Reduce Inflammation
It delivers targeted electrical stimulation that can support circulation and encourage relaxation in worked muscles - with users noticing a reduction in post-exercise discomfort and a smoother recovery experience.
Release Endorphins
Vibit Electrical Stimulation can encourage the body's natural release of endorphins — chemicals associated with the body's own comfort response — which users may notice as a reduction in discomfort during and after use.
Interrupt Pain Signals
Vibit PULSE Electrical Stimulation is backed by the well-established Gate Control Theory of pain. This theory describes how nerve stimulation may interfere with pain signals as they travel to the brain — meaning the brain receives fewer pain signals, and you may notice a reduction in discomfort.
Plantar fasciitis is a common foot condition caused by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot.
Did you know:
- Plantar fasciitis affects up to 1 in 10 people
- Symptoms include pain and stiffness in the heel and arch of the foot
- Most painful in the morning or after long periods of standing or walking
- Massaging the feet effectively can reduce pain permanently
ITB syndrome, or iliotibial band syndrome, is a common overuse injury that causes pain on the outer part of the knee.
Did you know:
- ITB syndrome is often caused by activities like running and walking
- Symptoms include pain and tenderness on the outer part of the knee and upper leg
- ITB syndrome is often overlooked as the cause of knee pain
- Foam rollers are too soft to massage the IT band properly
Nearly 75% of people report being affected by headaches on a yearly basis.
Did you know:
- 90 percent of all headaches are classified as tension-type headache (caused my muscular tension)
- Most people treat headaches with painkillers
- he head has the most trigger points in the whole body
Studies have shown that vibrating massage tools can speed up muscle recovery when compared to conventional massage tools.
Shin splints is a common overuse injury that causes pain and tenderness along the shinbone.
Did you know:
- Tight calf muscles is the most common sign and aggravator of shin splints
- Shin splints often gets worse after physical exercise or walking
- Effectively massaging the tibialis anterior muscle and calves can significantly reduce shin splint pain
Up to 80% people are identified ad having poor posture
Did you know:
- 6 in 10 people with poor posture report pain in the upper back and shoulders
- Seated work and handheld technology is the leading causes of poor posture
- Posture can be permanently corrected in only a few minutes a day
Lower back issues often results from poor posture and prolonged periods of sitting. Sciatica affects the sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back down to the legs.
Did you know:
- Lower back issues and sciatica affects as many as 4 in every 10 people
- Symptoms of sciatica include pain, tingling, numbness in the lower back, buttocks and legs
- The pain often worsens after prolonged sitting or standing
- Effectively massaging surrounding muscles of the sciatic nerve and lower back can help relieve pain
It delivers targeted electrical stimulation that can support circulation and encourage relaxation in worked muscles - with users noticing a reduction in post-exercise discomfort and a smoother recovery experience.
Vibit Electrical Stimulation can encourage the body's natural release of endorphins — chemicals associated with the body's own comfort response — which users may notice as a reduction in discomfort during and after use.
Vibit PULSE Electrical Stimulation is backed by the well-established Gate Control Theory of pain. This theory describes how nerve stimulation may interfere with pain signals as they travel to the brain — meaning the brain receives fewer pain signals, and you may notice a reduction in discomfort.
See Vibit in action
Try It For 30 Days Risk Free
We're so confident that Vibit will transform your life, we're offering a 30-day guarantee on all orders.
If, for any reason, you aren't happy with the product for any reason, just let us know. Just one email, and you’ll get a full refund, no questions asked!
A Life With Vibit
Frequently Asked Questions
The more you use it, the better, and our compact design means you can use it anywhere. Use it while you watch TV, at your desk or sitting in the car. Whenever you need relief the Vibit will have your back, front and just about everywhere.
A Vibit PULSE machine delivers a small electrical current to the body through electrodes attached to the skin.
This electrical current blocks pain signals by stimulating different nerves. It does not involve medicines or injections and is widely used by physiotherapists to treat pain issues.
The Vibit PULSE has 4 modes that can be changed between with the press of a single button.
Mode 1 (Hybrid): muscle recovery and muscle pain relief
Mode 2 (Shiatsu): improve the blood circulation and promote main and collateral channels unblocked and give a special effect on releasing fatigue.
Mode 3 (Flapping): Activates cellular vitality, enhances skin elasticity and relieves tension.
Mode 4 (Acupuncture): regulate blood circulation and pressure, reduces swelling, and calm the mind.
Try any of our products for 30 days! Just return it in its original packaging and we will refund you, no questions asked.
Depending on your location, shipping typically takes between 4-7 days. Once shipped, we will send you a confirmation email with tracking details.
