Is the Tiger Tail or Thera Cane better for rolling out knots?

Plus digital picture frames, linen sheets, and more.

“The tingling pain the ring took my attention away from the headache, and I suddenly started feeling better.”

The inexpensive gadget is beloved from the Arts District to Beverly Hills.

Plus: Vitamin C serum, bug repellent, and more.

It’s called the TheraGun, and CrossFit enthusiasts swear by it.

We have some new faces on the list.

Plus K-beauty blemish cream, weighted blankets, and more.

For when the dogs are barkin’.

Including a grill for the smallest of outdoor spaces, the notebook a K-Pop star uses “for everything,” and lots of gifts for dad.

It even helps clear clogged milk ducts and can later be used as a baby chew toy.

Plus massage pillows, wireless chargers, and more

This low-tech gadget feels like a professional massage.

Including one that gives your feet a mini-massage.

From lots of massage tools to workout gear to relaxation products.

For foodie moms, moms who garden, and moms who need a massage.

A look into the massage therapy that eased my back pain in under ten minutes.

Including easy to brew coffee, a massage pillow, new scrubs, and a portable outdoor shower.

“My lips look like they’ve had an hour-long massage or done some torrid kissing.”

“It’s a great scalp massage and scalp stimulator, which can possibly encourage hair growth.”

Including products that massage sore teeth, deodorize trays, and actually make the aligners a little better aligned.

Including masks, moisturizers, and a back and neck massager.

Plus shiatsu massagers for sore necks, backs, and feet.

I heard about it from an opera singer, who heard about it from a Broadway actress, who heard about it from another actor-turned–massage therapist.

Plus blue-light-blocking glasses, a massaging power tool, and more.

Plus hair-growth potions for men, a back massager, and blue-light-blocking glasses.

Plus, a cat litter deodorizer, a heated massager, olive oil, and lots of face masks.

A multi-compartment backpack, a handheld massager for post-high-kicks, and lipstick (in a festive holiday red, of course).

It’s like a thousand interlaced fingers massaging me — firm with just a bit of squish.

From the basics (keyboards, mice, and headphones) to the treats (a footrest and a back-massaging office chair).

Plus, Chris’s favorite pre-workout supplement and post-workout massager, and some stylish décor to spruce up a college dorm.

“I don’t drink alcohol or pop pills. As a result, I have tried all the natural anti-anxiety remedies and this one actually works.”

This extra-large bag can technically schlep up to 66 pounds, but I’ve loaded mine with close to 100 and it’s rolled along just fine.

Every now and then you find a hidden gem.

Including Christmassy dog bandannas, a self-changing garbage can, and lots of (giftable) books.

Including a TikTok-star-approved ring light, a developmental distraction for kids young and old, and a massive tote bag on wheels.

“It doesn’t tell you the time in Istanbul. I don’t get my text messages or emails on it, but it makes hot water quickly.”

Including video messages, group greetings, and physical cards you don’t have to send yourself.

Where in the world did Lady Gaga get that massive bird brooch?

Tips for pulling off this important rite of passage remotely, from implementing virtual l’dor v’dors to tracking down Torahs from shuttered shtiebels.