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Revitive circulation boosters are made by Actegy, a UK company based in Bracknell, Berkshire. They are drug-free, registered medical devices that you use at home while sitting down.
Before you buy, check the list of people who shouldn’t use one. Our guide under the product explains how it works.

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What a circulation booster does

You sit down and rest your bare feet on the footplate. Revitive then sends gentle electrical pulses that make the muscles in your lower legs contract and relax. Revitive says this improves blood flow in your legs and feet while you use it, and describes it as drug-free relief for aching legs. It is a registered Class IIa medical device, designed for regular use at home, for example while you read or watch TV. It isn’t a replacement for medical advice or treatment.

The Revitive we stock

  • OxyWave technology, Revitive’s patented pulse pattern for the leg muscles.
  • A rocking footplate that tilts from heel to toe, much like gentle heel raises.
  • Body pads you can place on other areas of the body, as the instructions describe.

Is it right for you?

Will you use it regularly?

Revitive is designed to be used often, as part of a daily routine at home. It suits someone who has a favourite chair and a regular time to sit, such as with the morning paper or an evening programme. If it is likely to stay in a cupboard, think about whether it will earn its place.

Where it will live

You use it on the floor in front of a chair, with bare feet resting flat on the footplate. Keeping it by that chair, rather than putting it away after each session, makes it easier to stick to the routine.

Check the list first

Read the section below on who shouldn’t use it before you order, and if you are unsure, speak to your GP or pharmacist first.

Who shouldn’t use Revitive

Revitive says its circulation boosters are not suitable if you:

  • are fitted with a pacemaker or another electronic implant, such as an AICD
  • are being treated for, or have symptoms of, a deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
  • are pregnant

The manual has the full list. If you have a medical condition, or you aren’t sure, speak to your GP or pharmacist before you buy.

Before you buy

  • Use it sitting down, in a chair where your feet rest flat on the footplate.
  • Follow the session times in the instructions, and build it into your daily routine.
  • Register your guarantee with Revitive to get any extra cover it offers.

See more on our health and fitness page.

Seeing it in person

If you’d like to see one before you decide, call us on 01622 541 550 before you visit and we’ll tell you what’s on display at each showroom.

Buying your Revitive from us

Every product comes with a full UK manufacturer guarantee. Delivery is free on orders over £600, usually within 3–7 working days.

Seen it cheaper at a UK online retailer? Under our price-match promise, send us the link and we’ll do our best to match it. If you’d rather talk it through, call us on 01622 541 550 or visit a showroom.

Revitive: your questions answered

What does a Revitive circulation booster do?

It sends gentle electrical pulses through the footplate that make your lower leg muscles contract and relax. Revitive says this improves blood flow in your legs and feet while you use it.

Is Revitive a medical device?

Yes. Revitive circulation boosters are drug-free, registered Class IIa medical devices, from Actegy, a UK company.

Who shouldn’t use Revitive?

Revitive says it is not suitable if you have a pacemaker or another electronic implant, are being treated for or have symptoms of a DVT, or are pregnant. The manual has the full list; ask your GP if you’re unsure.

How do I use it?

Sit in a chair, rest your bare feet on the footplate and start a session. The instructions say how long and how often.

What are the body pads for?

They let you use the device on other areas of the body. The instructions show where to place them.

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