Bian Stone Gua Sha Tools-Massage Scraping Tool for Soft Tissue Mobilization, Physical Therapy for Back, Legs, Arms

Hear me out: when I went looking for gua sha tools for my clients, I first bought the stainless steel one. But after getting it and using it on myself, I thought that my clients might be a little too intimidated by it. It's cold, and the edges are a little more "scrapey" because it's thin. So I've kept that one for myself and decided to get this one for work.Not only does it warm up to the tissues, but it's not as "bitey" as the stainless steel one. The last thing I want to do when I'm first starting gua sha with clients is scare them. I read other reviews that said this one broke on them, and I haven't used it enough to find out. But It feels good in my hand and seems durable. I'll have to try hard not to drop it (I do that with my tools sometimes) because I don't know if it would hold up on the hardwood. But overall, I'm thrilled with this tool.

I own quite a few Bian Stone tools. When I opened this I was so disappointed . Set all of my tools in the sun to recharge and heat up. . This bean stone tool is great. It is perfect for travel too. I have one that is large/heavier, but this one will be perfect for quick gua sha and taking it with me. Do remember that any Bian Stone can break, so you have to be careful. I am considering purchasing another one of this so I can do both sides at once. Definitely consider this for you gua sha arsenal.

Effective and ergonomic. Love it so far.

I was having trouble with my ankles and used this tool with Biofreeze. It worked within 24 hours and my ankle began to feel so much better.

Just what I needed. I love the grip since my last one I owned slipped and shattered. Great shape, good thickness, smooth edges.

This tool is great. Easy to hold. I broke so many of these from other brands. The design is perfect.

Did absolutely nothing for me.

Works well nice and heavy