Futzuki Reviews - What Is It?

WARNING: DO NOT BUY Futzuki Until You Read This Review!
Is it a Scam? Does It Really Work? Check Ingredients, Side Effects and More!

Futzuki is a new device that claims to target more than 2800 reflexology points in the human feet to relieve pain of different etymology. It is available in the form of a footpad with dozens of soft rounded points. According to the manufacturer, each of these points features contact points on your feet. Regular usage of Futzuki promises to relieve tingling, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, arch pain, and other issues of bad feet. This device works by sending signals which are expected to relieve pain not only in the feet but in the whole body. At least, this is what the manufacturer promises.

Futzuki is made by the company called Plymouth Direct which can be seen on TV. They are located somewhere in Philadelphia but there is no exact address on the official website of the company. The latter offers some other products including Mighty Putty, Tag away, Spray Perfect, Stream Clean, Smart Mop, and Urine Gone.

Ingredients of Futzuki - Does It Really Work? Is It a Scam?

Futzuki does not have any ingredients because it is a device. It claims to rely on the principle of reflexology. There are soft rounded pads on the device which are meant to stimulate certain reflexology points on human feet. As far as it is known reflexology is based on the principle of pressing certain points on the bottom of human feet to reduce pain and improve blood circulation throughout the body. This medicine has been popular in Egypt and China. However, there's limited evidence that reflexology works as effectively as advertised. According to Wikipedia, the reviews from 2009 and 2011 have not found enough evidence to support the effectiveness of reflexology for the treatment of any medical condition.

Both of the mentioned sources involve dozens of different studies but none of them offered evidence to prove benefits of reflexology for the human health. In 2015, there was a research made by the Australian Government's Department of Health. It failed to determine whether there was any clinical evidence to support reflexology as an effective treatment. However, some people still use reflexology despite the lack of scientific evidence. They believe in the power of reflexology. But does Futzuki really use this method for its functioning? Does it have any no proven health benefits? Let's try to answer these questions in the next part of our review.

Customer Reviews - Does It Have Any Side Effects?

We have just learned that there is no evidence demonstrating that reflexology can be used for the treatment of any medical condition. There is also no clinical evidence that this method can send "pain relieving signals" within the human body. But there is another question: Even if reflexology is effective, does Futzuki really provide it? As it was already mentioned, a traditional reflexology session delivers pressure to certain areas of human feet. Speaking about Futzuki, it is necessary to confess that it is available in one size only. So, the device will provide pressure to different feet points in different people. Just like most mats, it simply massages your feet providing a little pressure to the soles. However, reflexology presupposes applying of the same level of pressure to the certain points of your entire foot. It is impossible in case with Futzuki as it comes in one size for all people.

The manufacturer of this device does not mention any potential side effects associated with its usage. It doesn't means that it is completely safe to use. The official website does not give any information on the materials used for the production of Futzuki, thus, it can be unsafe for your health if you are allergic to some materials. There is no guarantee that it will set you free from chronic foot pain. However, the best way to learn about any product more is to read the testimonials of people who have used this device in real life. Let us have a look at some of them.

"Futzuki is a big scam. All you will feel is a number of rocks under your feet. Avoid using it if you have serious pain or injury, otherwise you can hurt yourself. I had terrible pain and after using this device, it became even more intense. I also developed burning from using it."

"There is nothing special about this device. It is made of hard plastic with two rises at the arch of your foot. Futzuki is the equivalent to walking barefoot over a rocky surface. But you have to pay money for the unit. By the way, I was waiting too long for this product."

"It took me more than four weeks to receive this device and when I finally received Futzuki was completely unsatisfied with it. This device is too hard and painful to stand on. I have diabetic neuropathy, so I cannot use it. I tried to return it, but they did not accept it."

Where To Buy Futzuki?

Futzuki comes with a very confusing pricing policy. It is only available online through the official website. Two mats + one Heel Therapy Cream cost $26.95 ($19.99 + $6.95 Shipping), while four mats + two Heel Therapy Creams cost $53.88 ($39.98 + $19.90 Shipping). There is no option to purchase just one mat. The product comes with a 90-day money back guarantee, but there is no information whether anyone has used it successfully. You will not find it on Amazon, GNC or Walmart.

My Final Summary

I don't think that Futzuki can be helpful for relieving your foot pain and discomfort. Many users tell that this product is ineffective and impossible to use due to its hard surface. They are disappointed with Futzuki due to its high price too. Futzuki is said to be "doctor approved" but there is no evidence that it is really so. The official website does not list the names of any doctors. Besides, the device does not actually use the technique of reflexology. Some people say that this treatment may worsen the pain. I cannot recommend this product to usage. You should look for some other more effective way to treat your foot pain.