Few things in life feel as sensational as the Tingler. It gently massages pressure points and sensitive nerve endings on the head and neck.The Tingler has exceptional healing properties, eliminating stress and tension. It is made from copper which acts as a conductor tapping into your electrical fields. A lot of people say their headaches disappear! All we know for sure, is that it will make you very happy!

Wouldn't you just love to give your sweetheart a thrill for this Valentine's Day? Then check out the Tingler. Touted as "legalized ecstasy" and "an orgasm for the head" by inventors Wendy Robbins and Jorli McLain, this handheld device, known as the Orgasmatron in Australia, stimulates accupressure points and nerve endings on the scalp, giving the user a pleasant goose-bumps sensation. Celebrities who either bought or received them as gifts include Minnie Driver, Jack Nicholson, Gweneth Paltrow, Hank Azaria, Annie Potts and ever the-go-to-the-stars and relaxation expert Deepak Chorpra. Still not convinced that the Tingler isn't a torture device? As it's inventors attest, "the Tingler lets you see what people look like in their most intimate moments. People always say I look like I just had sex." Go ahead and tingle all the way. - I-Lien Tsay

As youngsters, we were smacked around with rules and given chapters of the good book to read as punishment for having committed that most victimless of crimes; self-love. Now, as independent and responsible adults, the devices we procure for such guilty pleasures are considered taboo, and we hide our activities shamefully (or ought to anyway) But it doesn't have to be like that. The same feeling of relaxation and a glowing sense of well-being can be achieved using the Tingler even in public! The Tingler first appears to be a tangled mass of plumbing, ut once you unbend the long tendrils of copper wire and slowly drag it across your scalp, you'll feel as happy as Bhudda, and there's no risk of going blind. Fan's swear by its stress-relieving abilities, claiming it even cures headaches. Those who suffer from dandruff, however, should think twice before scraping their scalp in mixed company.

A vendor at a festival asked if I had ever experienced the Tingler. Then she turned me around and plunged this copper clawlike contraption into my scalp. Oh my gosh... my body shook, I shivered from head to toe, and I couldn't contain a "woo-hoo-hoo." The makers of the Tingler say that it massages millions of nerve endings in your scalp, affecting acupressure points and giving you goose bumps that produce painkilling, stress-relieving, brain-awakening endorphins. All I know is that people were lining up in droves to experience it - "and though Im not too big on sharing my hairbrush, I didn't give that a second though, as long as I got another tingle.

Nothing in recent memory has made waves here at our office like the Tingler has. What looks at first glance to be a device that Dr. Frankenstein might have attached to his monster's head in order to send bolts of electricity into him to give him life, is really something quite different. The Tingler is a copper head massager, designed to touch millions of nerve endings in the scalp, as well as act upon accupressure points. The effect, though, reaches far beyond your head. Your entire body will shiver with pleasure. Here are our 2 favorite quotes from the reactions of people while they were experiencing The Tingler™: Mary: "Oh. (silence.) Oh. This feels so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes." Evan: (aged 17) (As he sat there paralyzed with pleasure.) "The person who invented this is my hero."