Temple Massager

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The Temple Massager is a device invented by an ex-Army 12B soldier to relieve facial tension, promote relaxation through acupressure point stimulation, facial massage, and aromatherapy without requiring assistance from others. It also avoids the strain caused by holding arms and hands up for extended periods. The Temple Massager is a versatile tool that offers facial muscle massage, and development of cold compress tips is underway. Since its inception with version 1, it has donated 1,300 units globally to service members and veterans over eight years. Version 2 is currently being produced, with massage tips inspired by finger tips, thumb, and palm. Future versions may include heat, cold compress, vibration, and sound for meditation or music, while version 4 could incorporate bio-metrics to measure stress levels and guide users in self-diagnosis and proactive Temple Massager usage before stress becomes excessive.