Which area should the hypervolt massage device not be used on?

The hypervolt massage device is designed to help relieve muscle tension and promote recovery through percussion therapy. However, it is important to use such devices safely and wisely. The area of bones, tendons, ligaments, or the joint capsule is particularly sensitive and should be avoided when using a hypervolt device.

Using the device on these areas can potentially lead to injury due to the delicate nature of these structures. For example, applying percussion to tendons and ligaments could provoke inflammation or stress on these tissues, resulting in adverse effects rather than the intended relief.

On the contrary, areas such as the neck, shoulders, back, thighs, and abdomen are generally more suitable for massage therapy, as they contain larger muscle groups that can benefit from this type of treatment. Nonetheless, caution should always be exercised regardless of the area being treated, ensuring that the device is used in accordance with its guidelines to prevent any risks associated with muscle relaxation or blood flow.