LeCuag Ionic Foot Bath Detox Machine, Poressional Ion Foot Detox Machine with Massage Slippers, Ionic Detox Bath Cleanse for Home USE, 2 Supper Arrays

Impressive the amount of toxic sludge that is extracted from the body. I have tried different brands of ion detox foot baths and this one did not disappoint. Bonus, you get a replacement array, and acupressure slides, and disposable bags to cover your foot tub. Easy to use, simply add sea salt to your water while filling the tub with warm-hot water. I get the detox salts with essential oils so at least the start smells good before the sludge takes over 😖 one cap full is sufficient. Works great, your health is worth the investment. I definitely notice the difference when I use it and when I don't. My mom does too!

Doesn’t do anything

Here's what you get, a foot basin, 2 ionizing arrays, a power supply, a plastic salt measuring spoon, and some acupressure slides (there's also the user's manual, and a sheet that tells you what the water comes mean). It's it relaxing? Yes. Does it take toxins out of your body? Probably not (that's what the liver is for). There are no scientific studies that suggest that these "detox" foot baths work. If you experience a color change it is a chemical reaction with impurities in the water interacting with the ionizer. In fact, you can clearly see in my video that the color is coming from the array ionizer. Onto price... the regular price for this is $103, right now it's on sale for $90. If you think that a normal foot basin with a water color changing system, and acupressure sandals are worth the money, by all means, spend the money. I honestly don't think it's worth that much money, but the foot soak is relaxing!

I bought this Ionic Foot Bath Detox Machine thinking it would help me feel better, but I’m really not impressed. First off, when I set it up, it stinks like a chemical, like some weird plastic smell that don’t go away even after airing it out. It’s supposed to detox your body, but if it’s doing anything at all, I can’t tell it. The water changes color, but I read that’s just from the arrays, not actual toxins, so I feel kinda ripped off. The massage slippers are okay, but they’re not comfortable and don’t really do much. The machine itself is loud too, which is annoying when you’re trying to relax. The instructions wasn’t clear either, so it took me forever to figure out how to use it. For something that’s supposed to be professional, it feels cheap and don’t seem to work. I wouldn’t recommend this unless you don’t mind the smell and maybe no results.

Tried this a few evenings after work and it’s relaxing enough, especially with the warm water and salt mix. Build feels okay—plastic basin with decent stainless-steel arrays, nothing fancy but functional and easy to use. Looks very basic, more like a piece of equipment than a spa gadget. For the price, I expected a bit more in terms of features or sturdiness, but it does what it says. Average value. Overall, it’s fine if you’re curious about foot detox, but I wouldn’t expect dramatic results.