I got one for my Christmas and I use it almost every day now. It's fabulous for stress relief by massaging your head and it's also useful for massaging other areas like your shoulders, arms and calfs. The device has a battery so can be switched to vibrate mode where the thing vibrates as you move it up and down your head or anywhere else on your body. Also using this device will stimulate your pressure points that are meant to be located on your head and other parts of your body, rather like how shiatsu massage or reflexology works. You can use the device on your own easily although it's much better when your partner uses it on you and ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago a friend of the family came round to visit us at our house, but they didn't come alone and they actually came bearing gifts which was very nice of them. This orgasmatron scalp massager was one of them, and it so happens to be my favourite. I love this scalp massager and basically I just think it is amazing. It has been designed in a special way so that it gently massages the pressure points located around your head and on the back of your neck. You can see what the orgasmatron scalp massager looks like in the picture that dooyoo has provided. You can see that it is a sort of spider shape, it has thin curved wires coming out of it ...  Read the complete review

I should begin by saying that the most enjoyment I got from this product was reading the instruction leaflet. 'The sensation you get is unbelievable!' it boasts. What is unbelievable is that someone would fork out £11 for this dreadful item. The Orgasmatron was bought for me by someone who was clearly unaware of my aversion to spiders. I am not so afraid of the eight-legged creatures that I would balk at the sight of it, but there is certainly something creepy about its appearance. The device measures 25cm x 15cm and weighs 120g. It is constructed primarily of copper. The instructions state that the copper 'acts as a conductor that taps into your body's ...  Read the complete review

I first encountered this cheeky number when visiting a friend. He had the strange looking contraption on a shelf, I got it down and looked at it tyring to work out exactly what it was. He then informed me that it was a scalp massager. I was slightly shocked at this, as it looked more like some sort of torture device than a stress reliever, but inquisative as ever i gave it a go. It's essentially several metal prongs that are in a fixed position, you can bend them to suit your head shape slightly if you'd like. The ends are covered with a plastic coating to prevent your head being scratched. I must say the sensation experienced is very interesting. The only ...  Read the complete review

So, what does an Osgasmatron do? Well, it does exactly what you think it does, but in a very subtle way. You don't need a partner, batteries or any other equipment to send yourself into raptures. Partners are, of course, an optional extra. The Orgasmatron was demonstrated on the Roseanne Show, and on Good Morning Australia. The Financial Times reviewed it's potential. The Sunday Times extolled its virtues and they even showed it on GMTV (UK). What more could you want for a recommendation? I bought mine after a five minute demonstration at a 'mind, body and spirit' exhibition. It cost me £15 (special price), but I would gladly ...  Read the complete review