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We can't wait for you to get fiixed! If you have ANY questions - don't hesitate to reach out. We love helping people get out of pain!

Great question @shawnpitchford777 - Stretches can help if someone is not chronic (pain for 3+ months). Stretches help to create pliability in the tendon. If someone is chronic, then they need assistance (therapy) to break down the painful scar tissue and adhesions on the damaged tendon. Linear scraping has been proven to be the most effective treatment to healing the tendon. The stretches and strengthening create pliability and allow the tendon to heal in a lengthened fashion so they don’t tear during future activities. For someone who is chronic you really need both. Let us know if you have further questions - we can be reached at info@fiixbody.com

@nedgermany - Good news - It works for both tennis and golfer's elbow. If you have any questions you can reach us at info@fiixbody.com. ⛳

Jimmy-Legs - Graston is a company that uses a technique called scraping or Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (or IASTM). The challenge with administering scraping is 1) Doing it correctly (therapists get certified on how to do it) and 2) Doing it the right amount of time and intensity and on a regular basis. We automated the therapy process so people don't have to go to a clinic to get treatment. We built a protocol of therapy and exercises that has proven to fiix 96% of people that follow the protocol (yes, you must do the work). We have an app that helps you get started and it keeps you on track with reminders and tracks your progress through the therapy. We have literally helped thousands of people who have been struggling for years with tennis and golfer's elbow. We make it easy to get out of pain and back to the things people love to do. If it doesn't work in 90 days you get your money back. You can see our study on our website at fiixbody.com/pages/learn-more - note: we will be updating our website so this link may not work in the future but you should be able to search for it on the site.

Great question @rogerjamesmusic - tendonosis is stubborn and it can return in the same tendon or other tendons based on peoples activity. So when people purchase the Fiix Elbow they are prepared if the condition returns in the same tendon or appears in a different tendon. If you have further question you can reach us directly at info@fiixelbow.com - Thx

You are right @michaels7368, a ruptured tendon needs the attention of an orthopedic surgeon. We can 'fiix' micro-tears and small tears but not a ruptured tendon. Best of luck getting 'fiixed'.

What happened bro?

@@Jimmy-Legs I'm getting PRP injections March 1. I'll see how that goes. Don't laugh but I was trying to break an old world record by doing 4,031 pull ups in 17.5 hours. Was averaging 270 per hour when tendons gave out.

@@michaels7368 Let me know how the prp works out. 270 pull-ups an hour? That’s insane. Hope that prp works for you. Why not just get surgery.

Hello, treatment for my other arm has gone well. Been about 8 months since I used it on the other arm and both arms have been pretty pain free!

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@Jake - we agree, it does make sense! We have a ton of customers who have fiixed their elbows after dealing with it for over 5 years. That is the biggest challenge, it does take time but it can be fiixed - in just minutes per day! Good luck with your elbow pain. If you have any questions please reach out to us at info@fiixbody.com

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Great questions Andrew. The short answer is to let the tendon rest for 4 weeks before starting another 8-week program. The more detailed answer is everyone's pain decrease is different. We have users who see pain relief within a week, for some it takes 3-5 weeks while others only see pain relief after the 8 weeks. Our scraping technique breaks up scar tissue which can increase pain initially, then once it starts to heal is when the pain decreases. The tendon heals more once you stop the scraping process since you aren't aggravating it anymore. If you have any additional questions feel free to reach out to info@fiixbody.com - Thx!

Nikki Thakkar, Our program has you performing the stretches 2 times/day, 6 days/week for the first 4 weeks. The second 4 weeks you do them 1 time/day, 6 days/week. We also add in 2 resistance exercises that you do along with the stretches. For the wrist flexion/extension you do 2 sets of 15 reps. For the wrist extension or flexion stretch you do 3 reps and hold it for 30 seconds. All strength exercises you do 3 sets of 10 reps (perform in a slow, controlled pace). All this information is in our therapy instruction cards and on our free app. The app will also provide you reminders on your phone to keep you on track. If you have more questions feel free to reach out to us at info@fiixbody.com or 833-410-0409

Happy to hear the elbow is feeling better already Jake! The red patch is normal and will most likely stop happening once your skin gets used to the therapy. Make sure you are using the emollient (and just a dab) - this helps reduce the friction. Make sure you finish the full therapy program - that will keep the elbow pain away long term.

@fiixbody5336 I probably need to apply the cream farther up the elbow. I'll definitely follow the whole program. I'm a rule follower. The app makes it easy and makes me accountable. I've been fighting tendinitis for 6 years. I'm very excited. Thanks for the reply.

Thanks for the feedback Bob! Everyone's journey is different - and happy to hear you turned the corner in just 2 weeks. That being said, make sure you finish the full 8 week program. That will ensure your tendon fully heals back to its original state. Let us know if you have questions or feedback!

You're welcome! Oh, yes, I will definitely finish the program! I went 6 months, a P.A., M.D., and Ph.D. therapist ($800 charge to insurance!) who said there wasn't much they could do 🤯. I took matters into my own hands and Googled "tennis elbow therapy". Boom! The Fiix came up. I was very skeptical, and did my research on you. Tennis and Golf magazine independent reviews were very important to me. Your science-based explanation of the problem and PT. The big thumbs up is your FDA approval. This is not a paid endorsement...I'm a real person that couldn't sleep at night the burning shooting pain was so bad. This is a very affordable alternative when you consider even just co-pays for a physical therapist IF you find one that is trained properly.

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