MyoLift™ Mini Bundle of Joy

Written instructions don’t match picture cards. Nothing makes any sense. Video instruction is best for a product like this. YouTube videos sponsored by 7e contradict each other… demos give different instruction on moves.

I also purchased gloves and the is NO instruction whatsoever about how to use them.

The device is only as good as the instruction to effectively use it with confidence.

I did a lot of microcurrent research and went with 7EWellness Myolift because of the unique Erase setting. My priorities with the device are 1) smoothing out the furrows between my brow 2) tightening up my eye area and 3) overall lift. Most of my focus has gone in to my brow. I was incredulous to see the improvement after the first session. It was almost too good to believe ("Am I seeing things correctly? Is this wishful thinking?"). Now, my furrows are really pronounced, so the improvement is relative, and I'm not posting any photos publicly yet. But I am committed to my microcurrent routine. I see a difference and feel more attractive after each session.

Here is another very big benefit no one else has mentioned: I suffer from terrible headaches that originate in my brow and behind my eye. No massage or drugs makes the pain go away. But Microcurrent offers me relief! It's almost like the current re-sets/re-wires the muscle and pain signals. I'm not sure if this experience is unique to me, but, for me, it makes this machine invaluable.

PS. The Bundle is the only way to go. I LOVE having the option of choosing the gloves vs the probes vs the masks, depending on my mood. I'm thrilled to see the new Gua Sha and will be ordering that next.

I love the MyoLift Mini. It is so easy to use with the gloves.

I used it once and the button broke. Apparently this is a very common issue, which is plastered all over google yet they still haven’t fixed. If the microcurrent tech weren’t so good it’d be 0 stars, but I’ve tried a bunch of other devices and this is seriously up there in terms of microcurrent quality, but device quality is rough and feels cheap. I also dislike how long it’s taken to “fix” for $400 send a fresh one, then fix and sanitize the old one. It’s been used once. Or realize the old one shouldn’t be sold because it’s defective. Either way I don’t think highly of customer service policies that make the consumer pay in some way for the company’s deficits. Especially when there are PAGES of “hacks” on google about how to fix this yourself (all of which void the warranty) so it’s clearly a known issue.

So far I have used it twice. I do have to admit I wish there was a link provided for how to use it. I used a couple of YouTube videos. I suggest you watch one first. I didn't want to attempt using the pictures in the book for the first couple of times. That said, I did see a difference in my jowls after 2 uses, so that's a plus!