Can this belt be used while standing or walking, or is it strictly for lying down?

Unlike rigid applicators that require you to lie perfectly still, the Lyapko Sputnik 5.8 Ag is designed with six movable plates and a flexible medical-grade rubber base. This construction allows the belt to adapt to the curves of your body, such as the lumbar spine or hips, maintaining stable contact even when you are not lying flat.

While many users place it under their neck or back while lying down for deep relaxation, the strap design allows it to be worn around the waist or lower back during rest or light movement. This makes it a practical option for people who want to apply stimulation while performing gentle household tasks or simply moving around the home. However, it is not designed for high-intensity exercise or vigorous physical activity where the device might shift or cause discomfort.

For best results, ensure the straps are adjusted snugly but not tightly. The goal is to keep the needles in consistent contact with the skin to allow the mechanical stimulation to work effectively. If you find the device shifting during movement, you may need to adjust the strap tension or switch to a lying-down position for more focused sessions.