Pulsa bath massager - massager discontinued by Pipedream - review by MamaDivine

The Pulsa bath ball. Quite frankly, I don't see the need or purpose for this. The ball was really large. I would have preferred something a little smaller. This "Massager" (and I use this term loosely) is 7 inches, waterproof and it vibrates. Theres nothing really "wow" about it.

As a massager, the pulsa bath ball did absolutely nothing for me. You can barely feel the vibrations coming through the "foam" like material. The material is rough on my skin too. I get goosebumps anything something like this touches me. And I mean "goosebumps" in a bad way. Kind of like nails on a chalk board. So, I wasn't too pleased with that aspect of it and it made it even worse knowing I couldn't really feel the vibrations.

As a "bath bubbler" it works ok. By "bubbler" I mean, when you put it in the tub and turn it on (inside a bath filled with soap or bubble bath) it will vibrate and make the bath foamy or bubbly. Honestly, it wasn't enough to really mention. I could make more bubbles in my bathtub by swirling my fingers around in the water.

I hate writing reviews like this. I sound like such a bad customer. But I felt it was important to warn others that if you are looking for something to "WOW" you or even WORK for that matter, save your money and look elsewhere.

If you're looking for something to play with in the tub, I would be much more inclined to suggest a waterproof vibrator. I'm sure that others here have had a decent experience with this product, but I simply can't even give it any stars. It just wasn't what I was expecting. My kids play with it now because they think it's cool that it's a vibrating bath toy, so I throw it in their baths to entertain them. I suppose it WOULD make a great kids bath toy.....now that I think of it.

Still am not too crazy about this item. However, we let this go on the kitchen floor (threw the vibrator on it on) and let it go. My daughter (who is 6 months old) gets a kick out of it while I'm making dinner.