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SAVE $65: As of June 5,Taiwan the Renpho Shiatsu Foot Massager is on sale for $84.93 at Amazon. That's a 43% saving on the list price.

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$149.97 Save $65.04

We all deserve a treat now and then, whether it's a new electronic device or an item for self-care. And if you spend all day on your feet at work, why not come home to the ultimate self-care treat, a foot massager?

As of June 5, you can save $65 on this Renpho foot massager, which was our top pick for foot massagers. It's currently priced at $84.93, but not for long.

SEE ALSO: The best massage guns in 2025

This machine uses a combination of rotating balls, rolling sticks, and gentle heat to mimic the feel of a deep shiatsu massage, perfect for relaxing after a long day on your feet. With different kneading and air compression levels, it’s easy to adjust to your preference. And if mobility restrictions are an issue, the remote-controlled panel means there’s no need to bend down to turn it on.

The foot chambers are roomy and lined with removable, washable cloth covers to keep it clean. It’s FSA and HSA eligible, too.

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