Relaxis Pad

[DisneS]

Hi everyone Just thought I would let you know that I emailed the manufacturers of the

Relaxis Pad and they informed me that they are arranging for distributors in the UK and that it should be available around November. I know it's expensive but in the U.S. They allow people to rent it for a while to see if it suits them

[Daragh]

Please see a comment an our Facebook page, which reads as follows:

Recently i tried alternative therapy in the form of a "cyclo-therapiy pad"the demonstrator was very nice friendly,He stated that he had sold many of these pads for RLS sufferers.The demonstration was fine.I was under the impression i could cancel within 14 days.But i was at fault for not reading the small print.They did not work for me and tried to cancel withiin the 14 days.Now the company called Adjustamatic beds are refusing to refund me my money almost £1000.stating that the cancellation rights were not exercised.The salaesman states there would be no trouble refunding my money.Now is seems he no longer works for them.Si it seems that the friendliness was all sales talk.Bottom line just be aware if you find yourself in a similar situation.I do not intened to let this matter rest.

Please can we advise all of our forums users to be aware when looking at making purchases and/or investing in potential solutions to treat their RLS.

[Spudellen]

I wonder if it would be available in Australia. Do you know the percentage of relief for those who have used it?????

[Spudellen in reply to Spudellen]

You just answered my post....although it is law here that you can return anything purchased within 30 days. I am having fairly good results with a Chiropractor which has allowed my RLS to calm down but I am still having trouble sleeping because of some movement. I have only been to him twice. We shall see if this lasts. You would need a good Palmer trained Chiropractor I would think. I will try anything at the moment but still hesitant about Dopamine drugs but can always change my mind.