I can vividly imagine its soothing and healing effect on my wrist, the cold balls caressing my skin. Now that was really off. But I still want your balls, Ergoroller.

Then again, a simple cushion might still be more comfortable than this device. You can order the Ergoroller here for $25 (USD). Have any of you tried it? Know a better alternative? Share your thoughts in the comments, ’cause my wrist is just about ready to file the first ever human-body part divorce. I can feel it.

[via gizmag]

The LTK-2000 Therapy Station starts out with 24 relaxing sounds in categories ranging from “concentration” to “therapy for depression” to get your mind off the din of your everyday life. Once your ears are soothed, a ring of bright blue LEDs pops out of the device to provide your eyes with a up to 5,000 lux of light therapy.

Once your eyes and ears are relaxed, your nose won’t feel left out, thanks to an array of herbal aroma cartridges which can pop into the top of the unit. If that’s not enough, the system also has a built in anion generator, which is supposed to help purify the air you’re breathing.

If this thing can’t help you to relax, you’re probably beyond hope. Now all you’ve got to do is figure out how to get one imported from Korea, and you’re all set. If you’re up for the challenge, you can find them for sale at Enfren for 378,000 KRW (that’s about $395 USD). There’s also a video of the device in action over on AVING.