This type of massager are employed to stimulate larger correspondence areas of the trunk and limbs in order to increase the general tonus, to activate blood supply, and to warm up the hands, feet (and other therapeutic systems) of the patient before administering a remedial procedure. The stimulation would be continued until the sensation of warmth and sustained hyperemia at the area of manipulation. The merit of the tubular massage lies in its capacity to be applied in the flat, irregular surfaces, and in the larger correspondence systems.