BON Strap - Green
BON STRAP - BOTANIC GREEN
The ultimate 21st century acupressure tool is now available in an easy to use on the go strap. Our BON Straps have been ergonomically designed for optimum coverage for a targeted area of the body. Wrap it around the back, arm, leg or head. Manufactured from materials of the best quality, our BON Strap is designed to make pressure adjustment simple and easy.
・1848 precision BON Nails
・ 44 acupressure plates
・15" x 8"
About BON Strap
Covered by 1,848 plastic nails, the BON Strap is great for acupressure treatment on the go. It allows you to reach those particular spots on the body in need of extra healing and target treatment. Apply the nails directly to the area of your body you want to treat, against the bare skin or through light clothing. Use the ribbons to keep the strap in place.
The Bed of Nails Strap may be used in combination with the Bed of Nails Mat and Pillow or by itself. It is completely harmless to use for a longer period of time or even fall asleep with it. Bed of Nails can be used for different body parts and self care needs. The sensations and results may vary from person to person.
Areas of usage
A few suggested areas for use, but not limited to. Tie around;
・your head to relieve headaches.
・your waste to relieve lower back pain.
・your arm to relieve tendonitis.
・your thighs to relieve muscle tension from running.
・your abdomen to relieve upset stomach, constipation or period aches.
・any area with cellulite for treatment.
・any area to improve circulation.
BON Material
The BON Strap is made of 100% non-toxic HIPS plastic points (certified for use in surgical equipment, SGS tested) melted on to the fabric (no glue). 100% Cotton hand washable removable cover (AZO cert, no synthetic during dye), PU foam insert (no PAHS chemical), Polyester carry bag
Our products are FDA registered and manufactured to RoHS Standards with CSR. You can feel safe using our products.
Care instructions
Handwash only in lukewarm water. Rinse by hanging and shower off. Let hang dry.
