Wellbeing Devices
Form · contact surfaces · heat and vibration
Made to be used daily — the form and the touch decide whether it is.
Massage, heat and cupping devices are developed as one family rather than five unrelated items. Each piece is judged on the same three things: how it sits in the hand, how it feels against the body, and whether it looks like something that belongs out on the shelf rather than hidden in a drawer.
Housing, contact surface and heat path are settled together with the electronics, because the way a device behaves is a consequence of its materials and its shape before it is a consequence of its specification sheet.
The four points where this category is decided.
- 01Form development and ergonomics
- 02Contact surfaces and materials
- 03Heat and vibration behaviour
- 04Care, cleaning and packaging
Volumes, tooling and lead times are agreed per project — they follow the material and the finishing, not a price list.
Answered before the meeting.
Sample handled and worn before a series is quoted
Controls and heat settings settled on the sample
Cleaning and care wording prepared with the artwork
Electrical massage devices entering the EU are CE-marked against EMC and, where mains-powered, the Low Voltage Directive. WEEE and battery registration sit with the importer. Contact-surface materials are declared per article — all four points are named in the quotation rather than assumed.
Certificates and test reports are held by the manufacturer or the test house, and are supplied as copies with the documents for each shipment.
Developing something in wellbeing devices?
Send a drawing, a tech pack, or a sample you already sell. We reply with what is realistic and what a first sample takes.