TREATMENT: SHIFTWAVE

Shiftwave was created to improve lives and so we want to make sure that it's fine for you to use.

The vibrations you experience with Shiftwave are similar to what you might experience during vigorous exercise or riding on the back of a motorcycle.

Because of that, do not use Shiftwave if you:

· Are pregnant;
· Have a retinal tear or detachment;
· Have blood clots or any form of thrombosis;
· Have unstable angina; or
· Have epilepsy or are prone to seizures

Also, please talk with your physician before using Shiftwave if you:

· Have a heart condition;
· Recently had surgery;
· Received a surgical implant (such as such as a shunt, stent, mesh, venous filter, aneurysm clip, or pacemaker); or
· Have any condition that is worsened by vibration or otherwise makes you concerned about using Shiftwave.

We also want to tell you that there is a condition called Vibratory Urticaria, also known as "Runner's Itch,” where a person gets itchy from vibrations. About a quarter of people have a mild form of Runner’s Itch – one of the cofounders of Shiftwave actually has it. For him he no longer itches when using Shiftwave, but for some people the itching detracts from the efficacy. So Shiftwave includes a control so that you can turn down the intensity to limit the chance that you get itchy. And for the few people who do have severe Vibratory Urticaria we recommend that you do not use Shiftwave.