Not for the obese/elderly Both a sofa or bed are too soft to use this equipment on and the floor is too low and/or almost impossible for an 85 y/o obese woman with back pain to get down to or up from! The seat of the machine may be fine for a normal size/weight person but not for the obese or elderly. You need to invent a "plus size" model...but even with that, access remains a problem. Will likely be returning this soon.

So far no discernible benefits There has been no miracle cure so far or even any improvement in symptoms. Obviously it has done no harm and maybe it is too early to see a big improvement. However my wife, who bought it for me, insists I continue using it!

Hard Lesson Learned Anyone who has even mild back issues should NOT use Kyrobak. I have experienced a "shift in my spine" after using daily for two months. I really wanted it to help, but has landed me in worse shape. Dr. said I should never try something that has not been studied. Hard Lesson Learned!

DISAPPOINTED I had high hopes for relief of my lower back pain but after using the machine for 2 weeks I saw no improvement. I would have sent the machine back but I put it away and forgot about it and I think it was too late to return. For $300 I felt like I got ripped off. A total come on that got people to think they would get pain relief and then nothing. I have since then found a therapeutic massage therapist and she is doing an amazing job of stretching muscles and strengthening my body and I wish I would have spent my wasted $300 on more sessions with her. I recommend save your money and do not buy this machine

notice of improvement I do feel there has been a noticeable improvement in reducing my back pain. It isn't completely gone like I had hoped but I am certainly more comfortable than before staring to use it. I am hoping I will continue to see improvement by daily use either once or twice a day.